And so the kids under my advisory enjoyed the simple party. Simple, because we did not contribute specific amount for the food. The students prepared by group. We had a simple lunch and we did not even have the money-spending exchanging gift. But we had the party that was jolly. Some joined in the karaoke singing. Others were ecstatic playing the parlor games. The winners got candies as their prizes.
I was surprised by a student who gave me a gift. I thought that was an act of true sharing. I wished I could have given her something in return. But I thought she was grateful that I sponsored the drinks and the games' prizes, and most of all, of my presence. Earlier, they thought the party would not pursue. The kids went home with smile on their face. These pictures can really tell, even more than what I am saying here.
I was surprised by a student who gave me a gift. I thought that was an act of true sharing. I wished I could have given her something in return. But I thought she was grateful that I sponsored the drinks and the games' prizes, and most of all, of my presence. Earlier, they thought the party would not pursue. The kids went home with smile on their face. These pictures can really tell, even more than what I am saying here.
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