Sunday, October 7, 2012
Clean Up Day
This is my first experience of "Clean Up day", where we will be working together as a team and accomplish the goal which is to clean up the house in the back of binus (where we'll teach the children). it seems like an easy task, but it is actually quiet difficult. since teens to kids is a large group, we as knowledgable thinkers decided that if we split the jobs, it will make things done alot faster and efficient. so, some were filling up the gallon of water, and others were busy cleaning with the equipped tools such as the mop, sapu, and etc. in order to make the house clean, we have to be focused and neat when cleaning the floor, making sure every spot is clean. i learned that this is not an easy task, and i've realized how tiring our maids at home are working, doing this every single day almost frequently. so i've gathered more respect to my maids because of the hard work they do everyday without a single complaint. on the other hand, during the clean up day some people were grossed out by how dirty everything is, not even bothering to help. this is definitely an untolerable attitude because the dirty place is nothing compared to the houses unfortunate people live in. as a reflective learner, i've learned that we have to be thankful for everything God has given us.
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