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4th week


            We were very tired because we did a lot of activities on the last week. On this week we have to make our portfolio, journal and another assignment. But on the first day of this week we did nothing but sleep. Because we didn’t had much time for sleep. None of us did their portfolio or journal on the first day.
            On February 14, we attend the JS Prom because the students invite us to come to their JS Prom. On the JS prom, we saw our students dancing. I didn’t dancing at the JS prom because I don’t have a couple to dance with haha. We enjoyed  the party because they served us the masquerade. They wear their best dress at that night and also us.
            On the next day we had cooking demonstration. On cooking demonstration, we have to cook our country’s food. And after that they will taste the food that we made. Filipinos actually they didn’t like the food that we served because our food was very spicy and they didn’t like it. But some of them still eat our food just because they were curious with our food.
            After the cooking demonstration we had the farewell party at the hall behind our hostel. On the farewell party we have to presenting the Filipinos dance. We used the traditional dress from Philippines for performing the dance. We only had 2 time of practicing that dance, and that’s why we were a little bit didn’t remember the moves that we have to do. But the TAU President and the other attendance still enjoying our dance. And after that I did a speech about the impression representing all of the practice teachers here. I’m very nervous because they didn’t tell me about I have to give a speech at the farewell party. It was an amazing experience for me.
            At the end of the farewell party we were all sad because we have to say goodbye to each other. They were crying because they have to leave all of the people that we met here.
I really loves this country because the people was very humble and kind to me and to my another friend. And students were very kind to me, very hard for me to leave them here but at the same time I feel happy because soon I will meet with my family and my friends in Indonesia. It was such an amazing experience for me that won’t be happened twice in my life.

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