Mr Rolf came to Bellaire PS with some Liquid Nitrogen. We got to freeze a Rubber Pipe, Bouncy ball, Tennis-ball, and a balloon. When we put the Rubber Pipe in the Liquid Nitrogen it froze instantly. Then Mr Rolf smashed it against the table. Next he put the Bouncy ball in the Liquid Nitrogen. It took a lot longer than the pipe. It lost it’s Bounciness and almost smashed. Then Mr Rolf put the Tennis-ball in it. It took 5 mins till it froze then Mr Rolf smashed it by jumping on it. When the balloon got put in the Liquid Nitrogen for a certain amount of time the air will turn into a liquid.

A band came to play their instruments at Bellaire today. The band was from Geelong High School. They all played separately. I enjoyed watching and hearing.

On the second of December Carols by Candlelight was on at Eastern Beach down where Byron dropped the iTalk off the iPod. You could buy candles there. They were $4 each. You can also get glow sticks. Some glow sticks had plastic fire at the end of them. The fire lit up when you cracked the glow stick. They sang nearly all of the Christmas Carols. At the end there were fireworks. 

On the holidays I went to Melbourne for an drama exam. I got B+ and no crits, B+ is the highest score you can get in a preliminary exam. I had to do a mime, a poem and an extract. My mime was a Weightlifting mime. The poem was called Full Moon and the extract was from Berty and the Great Jellyland Bushfire.

Bellaire has gone to camp. There are lots of animals at Kangaroobie such as pigs, cows, sheep, dogs, and people.

To ride a pig you need to make friends with the pig.

“The best way to make friends with a pig is to kiss its backside.” said Matt, the owner of the camp.

There are two dogs at camp. One is very old and the other one is younger, but he is fairly old himself.

The sheep have just had babies and are still having them. The cows have had babies as well.
All of these animals were found and observed at Camp Kangaroobie.

Nick and I were on Channel 31. We appeared on Geelong Newsbeat, at 6 pm on Wednesday, July 19, 2006. Nick said that I was holding the microphone too much.