Appreciated and Blessed
It was indeed a wonderful though short time at my Ex students class chalet. Never really did expect them to invite me, since I dont really know everyone and did not really offically teach their class, but just with that few students whom I know and kept in contact with, they die die want me to come! Haha.. If not as the chinese saying goes: Hou Guo Bu Kan Se Xiang!
Although I was rather tired that day, but choose to still make a trip down and indeed was greatly blessed just by the students themselves. They are a lovely bunch of kids I can say, and most are well mannered and this was definitely my first time attending a chalet as a teacher position! Haha... Check out the cool pictures and maybe you can try spotting my look alike and comment if we REALLY look alike. The students keep saying YES! Which I dont feel so!
What amazes me was that many of the students were so happy to see me being able to come and just with my presense there they appreciated it lots. It is also a great joy on my part to see them growing and I seeing a life being blessed just by the simple things I did, hence I was blessed in return by the wonderful atmosphere they provided as well as the great food (not forgetting the great cooks) Anyway I have been working with some youths as well before I become a teacher and today I was touched as one of them readily agreed to buy me a Nelgene bottle, which I always wanted, as a blessing for me! Thanks so much once again.
Not sure if you all seen this movie called "Pass it on". It is a very heartwarming show which basically talks about a young boy who just have this heart to help the poor and he believes that as you bless one person, then that person, becaused he has been blessed, will go on to bless another and then it will produce a chain effect. I felt that this is so true and more so when I experience this personally myself yesterday and today!
So have you been a blessing to others before? If not then lets start being a blessing to others for you will be blessed back in return as well!
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