vennskapsdagene
The Lord, once again, has blessed me with a wonderful day. :)
It's my third time joining the Vennskapsdagene (friendship day) at Vinderen Skole. It's a day where the whole school is raising fund for their beneficiary which is Afghanistan. The children were making all sorts of stuffs and services to sell. Some were selling food and beverages- cakes, brownies, muffins, buns, popcorns, waffles, hotdogs, softdrinks, saft, smoothies etc; bracelets; figurines; some had a concert, some were offering make-over, face-painting and a lot more. You would love to see the face of the children who are eager to sell. And they knew they are helping the children in Afghanistan. I think Vinderen Skole had been doing it for so long. They already help built schools there. The Afghanistan Ambassador was there, and was happy to see how busy the pupils were. It's nice to see how they enjoyed doing that stuff and that they are aware that they so it for the benefit of others.
I am actually so proud of Kaspar. Early this morning he called his group mates to make sure they are bringing food they could sell. He was like a businessman making phone calls. And I could not help but smile. He talked like a grown up. He's just 10 and he took the responsibility like a real adult. And his mom and dad are so proud of him.
I really enjoyed today. :) I met some au pairs also, there were four of us there. And we had fun with the children. Here are some pics of the day!
That's what I call a beautiful day! Praise be to our God for making this day a beautiful one. God bless us all!
It's my third time joining the Vennskapsdagene (friendship day) at Vinderen Skole. It's a day where the whole school is raising fund for their beneficiary which is Afghanistan. The children were making all sorts of stuffs and services to sell. Some were selling food and beverages- cakes, brownies, muffins, buns, popcorns, waffles, hotdogs, softdrinks, saft, smoothies etc; bracelets; figurines; some had a concert, some were offering make-over, face-painting and a lot more. You would love to see the face of the children who are eager to sell. And they knew they are helping the children in Afghanistan. I think Vinderen Skole had been doing it for so long. They already help built schools there. The Afghanistan Ambassador was there, and was happy to see how busy the pupils were. It's nice to see how they enjoyed doing that stuff and that they are aware that they so it for the benefit of others.
I am actually so proud of Kaspar. Early this morning he called his group mates to make sure they are bringing food they could sell. He was like a businessman making phone calls. And I could not help but smile. He talked like a grown up. He's just 10 and he took the responsibility like a real adult. And his mom and dad are so proud of him.
I really enjoyed today. :) I met some au pairs also, there were four of us there. And we had fun with the children. Here are some pics of the day!
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| the banner |
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| busy school ground |
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| waffles. popcorns and saft! |
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| Kaspar's group's booth |
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| Kaspar in-charge :) |
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| print ads! |
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| Cydney :) |
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| print ads! |
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| on the way to smoothie! |
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| when lost, follow signs! |
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| to the beauty salon |
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| lots of stuff! |
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| Friis and Company |
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| naip polishing :) |
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| adorable |
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| hannah and cydney |
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| too much cakes! |
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| julie and jen |
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| transforming |
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| almost done! |
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| emo puppy!haha |
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