I apologize for not posting what I did yesterday, just a hectic week with exams and such, but I will provide a summary of what happened these two days.
Day 1:-
It was relatively short, we just spent a few minutes getting to know the people there, from Miss Nabila, to the coaches to the students, to even the security guards.
I was relatively uneasy about the whole thing, but I gave it a shot, and I am glad I did, even though it is just the first day, it was a different experience for me, to be able to help someone in actual need, and just converse with them as a group and slowly learn everyone and in the condition they are in. Slowly the walls started to loosen up and we found common interest in the group I was with, I admit I couldn’t learn everyone's name on the first day but it was an enjoyable experience.
When it was time for us to go, the coach told us the people would greatly appreciate it if we were to show up in sports clothes and play with them the next time they see us, and so we agreed.
Day 2:-
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| Resting and saying goodbye |
Dressed in sports clothes and went to the indoor gym seeing everyone warm up, the coach showed me what I should be doing, such as coach them and act as a referee on hand ball (something I never played before) but it was easy to handle the first hour.
We were then split into two teams to play soccer, there was a dispute on who wanted to be the leader on each team, even though most of the older students were with me, the coach showed me how to handle the situation, so then the soccer game commenced and it was a lot of fun, despite my team losing 10-11, we all had fun and we formed a bond which was a pleasant experience, these two days did impact me a lot, and in a way showed me we can all just ignore our differences and just bond and have fun, something we once had in our childhood days.
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| Playing handball |
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| Playing soccer |
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