Saturday is a break day from school and hence I do not want to teach
them too much. Today I teach them about food, and introduce a song about food.
Again, doing my routines- drawing for each kids, and making some messages in
their diary. We play some games as well. After lunch, the younger kids present
some dancing to a group of adults as an expression of appreciation and
gratitude. I think they are the Sri Lankan people who aid these children by
providing free dishes and some basic needs such as stationery, etc voluntarily.
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| Entrance door |
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| Living room |
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| Head Principal of Sarana |
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| The founder of Sarana |
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| Library |
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| Library |
Ruwani shows me my room in the orphanage and she tells me that this
Sunday I do not have to move to other orphanage. Well I really do not know
whether I’ll be transferred and the person responsible organizing this project
will solve the issue tomorrow. But I’m fine with either. Sarana has their
no-electricity problem solved, and they have prepared a bedroom for me to stay.
Maybe it’s a bit too fast to leave these kids.
One I reach the temple, accompanied by 2 girls of Sarana, one of the
female monk tells us that there is a female monk coming from overseas. I spoke
with her briefly and she says that she comes from the US. I’m
flabbergasted as I hardly see a Caucasian monk. This is the first time in my
life.
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