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Volunteering...

These days I have been busy with Japanese students. Unlike catering when it is all tiring for the body, this is tiring for the mind. Although soon it'll be tiring for the body as well. The Hallyu Wave is truly amazing I should say because this year, again, just like last year, we are preparing a kpop dance cover thing for the farewell party for the girls. We decided that all the guys would do the girl group dances and all the girls would do the guy group dances. To make it easier to remember as the farewell party is this friday! Gggah! Let's do this Canadian buddies!
They have been going everywhere here near my town. The trip to Vancouver could have been so much more fun but it was very limited. The UBC campus is beautiful though. However, I think we spent a little too much time there. They did some volunteering as well at a senior's home. That was interesting. I think both the girls and the seniors had a hard time understanding each other. Yet, I do admit it is good practice for the girls to initiate some small talk.
After this group leaves on Friday, there is another one coming right after. I am so busy that I actually have a nice sleeping schedule instead of a messed up one that summer usually brings o me. That's a nice change I must admit. Well, this is meant to be a short post and now I better start learning these dances. Yay! Sighs... Gonna be tough
The picture was taken when we were down in Vancouver~^^

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