"Cherished Experiences: Mentoring, Picnics, and Football"

 I felt truly blessed and happy to visit Kadam Chorten during our last mentoring session. It was incredibly well-maintained, and the surroundings were very clean. There was a lot of peace there, and we enjoyed a beautiful view nearby. I was amazed by the scenery and felt like going there more often. The chorten was large and beautifully decorated inside. We spent about an hour there before returning. Nearby, there was a plain ground that looked perfect for a picnic someday. Additionally, our education minister, Yeezang D Thapa, gave an inspirational talk that I thoroughly enjoyed. I appreciated her way of expressing herself. Hearing the news that we wouldn't have RCSC exams made me and my friends extremely happy. We felt like the luckiest people on earth.

On Saturday, my class, IT C, spontaneously decided to go for a picnic. It was a treat from our class boys, who secured the second position in the football league. The team consisted of boys from our class and Eng/His.We quickly did our shopping that morning, though it didn't feel quite right as nothing was prepared. However, our class cooperated, and we decided to go ahead with the plan. Happily, we ended up at the ground near Kadam Chorten. It was a dream come true, despite the intense heat. We started preparing lunch around noon, with the boys cooking and the girls helping with ingredients. By 2:30 pm, lunch was ready, and it was delicious. I was thrilled because it was the first time the boys and girls in our class were mingling and talking to each other. We took lots of group photos and videos and even played Truth or Dare, which was a lot of fun. We ended the day with a dance, making it one of the best moments with my classmates. The rest of the day passed by normally.

On Monday, there was a girls' football match between Singye House and Taag House. Unfortunately, the match ended in a scoreless draw. Despite trying my best, I couldn't perform as well as I hoped. We made many attempts to score, but none were successful. Nevertheless, we all gave our best effort and played hard.