Speaker: Brylie Moraski
What is your name and how long have you known Mrs. Brelsford?
Brylie Moraski: Hey, it's Briley Moraski. Um, videoing in, from Philadelphia. Um, and how long have I known my pen pal, Miss R Ford? Well, I think I met her in like the second grade. So I was like, um, how old was? I like 78, that was like, 6 to 7 years ago. So, we've had quite the history.
What is your most memorable WT Summer Camp or WT Enrichment experience?
Brylie Moraski: So most memorable experience. Well, I remember um back when I was in like 3rd and 4th grade and I was super gullible. Um We were, the north campus was still in business and I had some camp fair and like this kid went up to me and was like, you wanna try these berries? And I was like, is that safe? She was like, yeah, I pick them all the time at my grandparents' house. So I ate my berries because I trusted her. And then this counselor came up for me later and was like, hey, did you eat the berries? I was like, what, what berries he said, did you eat the berries? The girl was giving out and I was like, why he was like, oh, they're poisonous. And I was like, what I straight up that I was going to die that day. I had a whole panic attack. Oh man. But hey, it um taught me to not eat random berries from random girls.
What makes Mrs. Brelsford special?
Brylie Moraski: All right. Sorry, I had to move. It got noisy down there. But ok, so a part of what makes Miss Rwd so special is like, she's so nice. Like, she is legitimately one of the nicest people I've ever met and I've met a lot of people. So I'm saying something. Um, and also she has this, like, feeling this, like presence that always makes me feel so comfortable and so love. Like, even when I didn't know her so well, it just felt like I could tell her anything and that's a talent or, um, whatever it is, it's special.
What do you want her to remember when she leaves WT?
Brylie Moraski: What I like, Miss Ros Ford to remember is that she made such a good impact on wt like, I highly doubt that the after school program or any of the step she takes care would be half as good without her. And I want her to remember that. I promise to try and send you a letter Pamba. Ok. I'll start on it right now actually.
