#nixor

haven't updated in a really long time now (yes i'm a busy man, i have my commitments and other important stuff to do than blog yes yes)

and i know all of you secretly visited my blog everday to check whether i updated or not, either out of boredom or curiosity but whatever :D

let us discuss the importance of community service today, yes apparently I've decided to do something for the greater good finally *sniff* *sniff*, I couldn't do it before because i was too young before and my school never really gave a damn about the 'society', no all they cared was whether we get good grades. our pants are above our hip bone and we wear black shoes on regular days and white shoes when we have P.T

BUT ALL THAT has changed now, I'm in college now (jee haan beta barah hogaya hun) and there are alot of opportunities for community  services over here so I decided to join this summer school organized by my college called ‘Taleem sub kay liye’ i.e ‘Education for everyone’. So what we basically do is teach children who can’t afford to educate themselves for FREE and the school is run by college students only so its pretty cool.

I signed up for teaching and at my first day I was all formally dressed up ready to teach some kids some bodmas but when I arrived I found out that the management put me in ‘operations’ WHA? What is the meaning of this I wanted to teach :’(..anyways the ‘operations’ team’s job is to manage the school and see if it is being run effectively, sounds like a really prestigious duty doesn’t it?..NOT..what we basically do is run around the whole school running errands for people, providing rubber/sharpeners/pencils/pens/books for teachers, giving water and food to the children and TAKING THEM TO THE BATHROOM wohoo and I did all of that for 4 hours (still formally dressed ofcourse) and I took an hour long shower after I got home so you can imagine its pretty hectic to be part of the operations team BUT the 4 hour of labour work does pay off, HOW? Well the kids say ‘THANK YOU sir’ to you when you take them to the washroom, or make them have a glass of water or give them pepsi or biscuits at that moment they just seem genuinely happy and you know it makes you realize how we despite learning proper education, having decent clothes and eating twice a day we still are ungrateful and we just want more of everything and these kids over here are perfectly happy playing football or cricket in the scorching heat, drinking a glass of pepsi, studying in class..that really makes you THINK MAYN K