Day 2 - Sunday
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. So we made sure everyone is well-fed before they sat through sacrament meeting and "A Great and Marvelous Journey-part one" (An adapted version of Sunday School). It was the best time to take group pics as everyone was dressed up.
If anyone could recall, we had kurma chicken liver for lunch. Hats off to those who tried and a big bow to those who tried and liked it! I passed.
The best way to keep these young people docile on a Sunday afternoon is to feed them big lunch with chicken liver and then put them in a nice aircon room. We didn't want them to be hyper-- so that was our tricks to help them "keep the Sabbath holy". Well, they learned that they had individual worth so it was important for them to behave appropriately when on dates. They even learned from someone who was previously addicted to several substances how to say "NO" to peer pressure. Of course, the most important thing was there's hope in repentance.
During the "Great and Marvelous Journey--Part Two" we played some games and tried our hands on translation. How to say "Barefoot" in Malay? Nope, not kaki ayam, not ayam kaki, not beruang kaki...it's BERkaki ayam!! Hahaha.
Jonny Lingo entertained us while everyone frozed watching him. It was really cold in the sacrament hall--another trick to keep everyone awake after a nice dinner.
If anyone could recall, we had kurma chicken liver for lunch. Hats off to those who tried and a big bow to those who tried and liked it! I passed.
The best way to keep these young people docile on a Sunday afternoon is to feed them big lunch with chicken liver and then put them in a nice aircon room. We didn't want them to be hyper-- so that was our tricks to help them "keep the Sabbath holy". Well, they learned that they had individual worth so it was important for them to behave appropriately when on dates. They even learned from someone who was previously addicted to several substances how to say "NO" to peer pressure. Of course, the most important thing was there's hope in repentance.
During the "Great and Marvelous Journey--Part Two" we played some games and tried our hands on translation. How to say "Barefoot" in Malay? Nope, not kaki ayam, not ayam kaki, not beruang kaki...it's BERkaki ayam!! Hahaha.
Jonny Lingo entertained us while everyone frozed watching him. It was really cold in the sacrament hall--another trick to keep everyone awake after a nice dinner.
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