A week of reflection

I have been busy writing my assignments and completing my homework. It's been a productive time of focusing on my academic responsibilities and making progress. Every morning, hitting the football field for practice leaves my body feeling relaxed and light. However, I've noticed that it has made me a bit sleepy in class. On the bright side, there's something incredible about breathing in the fresh, cool air early in the morning. Moreover, meeting and hearing our Prime Minister Dr Lotay Tshering was an amazing opportunity. His narration of past incidents and the reasoning behind each left me speechless and in complete agreement. I was completely engrossed in his talk. I didn't even realize that almost 3 hours had passed, and I wanted to hear more. The way he expressed himself was so captivating, and I truly admired his persuasive skills. I also had the concerns about the removal of the cut-off point in class ten and the impact on the quality of education. However, after he explained the reasoning behind it in great detail, I realized that he was absolutely right. I really appreciate the thorough explanation and it completely changed my perspective. 

On Saturday morning at 6 am, we had a football match against Samtse FC. Unfortunately, we lost with a score of 5-1. They were playing really well, and I admired their team collaboration. However, it was disappointing to see their negative attitude and disrespectful comments during the game. Our team played pretty well too. At first, I thought we would have less touch on the ball, but we proved ourselves on the field. Everyone was giving their all on the field, putting in their best effort. But our mistake was that our passing was late, and it seemed like nobody was coming to receive it. I realized that communication and collaboration are essential on the field.