About this blog

Hi, I am Autumn Crisovan or 丁婉秋,
This blog is about my life as an exchange student in Taiwan, through Rotary Youth Exchange! I am sixteen. I live and go to school in New Taipei! I am from South Bend, Indiana USA. I'm having a lot of fun meeting new people and trying new things! Thanks for reading, enjoy!

Tuesday, April 24, 2018

Conner Prarrie and Rotary Confrence

When we first arrived at Conner Prairie our mandatory volunteer activity was pulling up Garlic Mustard plants. Garlic Mustard is an invasive species that is everywhere in Indiana. This is a picture of me with a handful of the smelly stuff. Luckily, I don't mind weeding, I find it quite satisfying, actually.
After volunteering we got to explore Conner Prairie for a while. It was a lot of fun, and everything is more exciting with exchange students!
This is a picture of a group of us playing with old fashion toys! (From left to right, Rina, Don, Alisa, Poppy, Riko, and Mike)

Here are Alisa, Poppy, and Denisse exploring a kitchen and having fun

I took this picture while we were watching the Conner Prairie blacksmith forge a nail! 


While we were at Conner Prairie, my friends, Denisse, Riko, Poppy, Alisa, Rina, Riko, Sarah, and I got to go on a helium balloon ride! It was amazing!
View from the balloon

Don't look down!

Me on the balloon


Please note: cool (and huge) shadow

We spent the night on the gym floor of Noblesville High. It wasn't as bad as it looks, and it was nice to have everyone in one place. photo creds: Kimberly (who's going to Japan!)


Displaying barbraAwesomeSpeaker.jpg
Here is a picture of me, Barbra, and my fiend Wasa. (Wasa is going to France!) Barbra is an awesome person who I happened to sit next to at the conference. It turned out, she was presenting at the conference. Her presentation was amazing, inspiring, and tear-jerking. While she was on exchange in Germany she made a video of herself speaking as though she was talking to her future self. So while present Barbra stood on the stage, past Barbra was on the screen. It was amazing and I was very glad to get to share lunch with her.  

No comments:

Post a Comment