The Final Ceremony...1

I had no idea that being the organizer of the literature club would be that tough the first day I accepted it. However, when the day of the final ceremony finally came…I felt sad to say goodbye to staff and students but happy about the events of that day at the same time.

That day, I had to go to work earlier that expected, at 7:30 am. When I arrived there, I found the "acting group" of my students there before me. I watched them practicing for the last time before going on stage. The general manager gave me a new mission, which was taking some photos of the ceremony's events. However, I had to run around the place when needed to make sure that everything is in its expected place.

At 10 am, the guest of honor Mr. H arrived from the ministry. I knew that gentleman from before, the first time I met him was when he paid a visit to the summer school to have a look at its activities. That day I was giving my students information about South and North Korea. He shocked me when he said that he lived in Korea for 20 days. My answer was "Aynaosayo?" which means "how are you?" in Korean, he was stunned and answered "Aynaosayo" means "I am fine"…

When he arrived, the general manager and I guided him to the auditorium. That place was full of girls and their mothers. Then the ceremony's events started which contained 3 plays, some commercials between them and I was taking pictures of all of that. Then Mr. H was asked to give certificates to the special girls. Most of them were from my class, and I was so proud of them.