Grade 7 Daisy goes to ASHRAM

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I may have posted this so late, so, my apology. I don't know actually how to create a post for this, I just don't feel writing anything at this moment. Yes, I'm not in the mood, cliche!. So, here it is, our trip to ASHRAM with my little kiddos. DAISIES!

February 4, 2019, AROUND 7:00 am. Right after logging in in the school's biometrics saw a bunch of kids waiting excitedly for my arrival HAHAHA. They have even cheered so loud after seeing me. They must have been really super excited for their first retreat. Yes, as usual, as their beloved adviser, haha, I was keen enough hearing their stories of excitement and some more stuffs. Though not everybody made it to Ashram, but at least majority did able to participate. Now, here's the dilemma, yes, i brought my car, but it has only 7 seating capacity. My heart cried as I drove off to retreat house but my heart melted as i heard stories straight my students' hearts. We have laughed, talked and the cycle continued.  I fetched them like 3 times! that was pure love and genuine service! HAHAHA

AT THE RETREAT HOUSE, I will not talk much about what happened inside the retreat house but for sure everybody was having a time of their lives and the photos speak for it. The retreat was more on knowing oneself, releasing stress and worries, resolving personal and family issues, meditating, health and wellness and you name it, it was a total package. Though personally I was a bit (big) bored, but I have seen them responding positively and that made my day. 

My students behaved slightly well  during the retreat and if you ask me how I was doing? Yes, I didn't really behaved well. You know me, when everything gets serious, my naughty self reveals. Please, I need someone who can help me with this. Let me share one moment I hate during the retreat.  I admit, the in charge did absolutely well in every aspect of the retreat's program. Everything was fine and in order not until when sister called me up and invited me to join in their yoga/meditation. I have been thinking that day and praying not to be involved in any serious moment like yoga coz I know myself, just a little noise with the participation of my imaginative mind, I'll burst out laughing, really hard, really!. So I got it correct! I ruined the session because myself did not able to contain. Forgive me Lord.
But if I'm going to sum up everything that happened during that day. Lessons after lessons have been inculcated to my young students and that was awesome. And it covered up every mess I did during that day. So yes, Hurray for that day!

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