Christmas morning presents! |
All dressed up for Christmas |
At school the morning was reserved for a Christmas assembly. Each grade level had a presentation of a song, dance, or skit of some sort. First the whole school sang a few Christmas carols and gave a few speeches about Christmas. K1 performed first. The kids were getting very antsy so it was good we were first. They did a song and dance to the classic jingle bells songs. It was super cute but they mostly didn't sing and there dance was a bit off too. But no worries as they are 4 years old. All they needed to do was be cute and that's exactly what they were. After our performance we went back to the classroom
with all the parents and took tons of photos.
The whole class |
Jingle Bells Performance |
Clapping that it didn't collapse! |
The gingerbread making process |
The 6 gingerbread houses (2 of which collapsed) |
After school all the teachers got together at a western restaurant called the "Farang Connection". We pre paid to all come and have a Christmas dinner there. It was really good. We had turkey, potatoes, vegetables, stuffing and sausage wrapped in bacon. That was my favorite part. I even somehow convinced the restaurant to give me two more for free!
The sausage wrapped bacon that I was obsessed with! |
Christmas Dinner |
The end of the evening I got to skype with my family. I watched them as they finished opening up their presents. My mom received the game monopoly deal from my sister. It is my favorite card game. Naturally they wanted to play the game right away so I watched on skype. We had discussed dealing me in and letting me play but that would have been too complicated and taken way too much time. My uncle Tom came and surprised my grandparents and was also there. It was a wonderful skype session almost making me feel like I was actually home.
Although last Christmas I was on the amazing island of Zanzibar, this Christmas turned out to be really great also! I am headed to the island of Koh Chang here in Thailand for New Years! It's about 15 hours away, taking 2 different buses, its the closest island to my city. About 40 teachers from Anubarn Surin and other schools in the area will be there.
Merry Christmas Everyone and Happy New Year!!
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