Ready? Oh, yeah!

         

Attending the ceremony at Athira Islamic School

 Monday, I had class on 7 o’clock. This week we all had to assist our 

supervisor and I was too ready. Unfortunately, it was the first Monday of month and all of senior students and teachers must’ve attended to auditorium for ceremony, so were we. Well, we went to auditorium and we were honored to join the stage with all of the teacher and 2 officers.  The stage was very hot and there were mosquitoes. This event is almost 1 hour long, but it fine with us as we are tough. So, I couldn’t go to the class that day. 

The game is on

         That day was special though, because Liew, Aomsin and I played soft ball with the kids from senior 3^rd grade. We’ve never played this game before but with the help from Mr.Oeyha (he’s a P.E. teacher) we’re finally got this game.

          The week was memorable week, because Liew and I had an opportunity to manage the classes, we had too many classes to handle, the first grade to the third grade of senior. In fact, I was more like Liew’s assistant. The kids were happy with activity (I can tell from their faces) they were so energetic and we’re so exhausted (alright, we are older). So, we had more help from Aomsin, Eve and Anne, but all of us still tired anyway. According to the game, we had banana dance as a punishment. Liew and I must’ve danced with the students, because we had to show the dance move and students didn’t just watch they recorded our video. The video went viral among the teachers, and every single one of the school too, I guess. Everywhere we walked by we’d hear banana song with a little dance move. Were they mocking at us or they just loved the song too much so they couldn’t move it from their head? I take the second guess.

Chop and I delivered speech

          On Friday, after being pushed, kicked, begged, bargained by the friends, Chop and I deliberately had to deliver the speech, telling experience and answer the questions about our daily life. Chop got scream and applause louder than everyone (he’s popular). The event was set at Education Faculty building at UNM. They presented us Indonesia Traditional dance and gave us the field trip around their faculty. I was impressed and touched.

          At 8 p.m. we had an opportunity to attend drama play, marginal men by students in English club of UNM. Unfortunately, We couldn’t watch the whole story because the smell of cigarette is too strong. So, we decided to head back the hotel early.

Monday – Friday of the second week