This week I only went to one on my zumba classes because I was feeling a bit ill. I went on Monday just after I'd gotten a vaccination, so I wasn't really feeling my best then either..not exactly sure why I even decided to go. Actually, I often feel myself debating about whether to go or not when I'm not feeling great...the thing is, I always feel a little bit guilty if I don't go, even if I'm sick.
We also had a student council meeting on Thursday where I was the one taking notes. I've never done it before, but I had to this time, because the person that usually does it was absent. It was a really quick meeting, because important people were missing so we couldn't make any decisions even though we had a lot to talk about. Now, a lot of things are just building up..
On Sunday I had a CAS event that was "special"!! I volunteered at the 9th Annual International Christmas Bazaar for the International Women's Club of Tallinn. I volunteered to help out in the children's play area and watch them. It wasn't a very difficult task, because I've had plenty of babysitting experience before. The really cool thing was that this event was international, so I got to practice my French - surprisingly hard to calm down a crying child in French. The children also spoke Estonian, Spanish, English and Russian!
We also had a student council meeting on Thursday where I was the one taking notes. I've never done it before, but I had to this time, because the person that usually does it was absent. It was a really quick meeting, because important people were missing so we couldn't make any decisions even though we had a lot to talk about. Now, a lot of things are just building up..
On Sunday I had a CAS event that was "special"!! I volunteered at the 9th Annual International Christmas Bazaar for the International Women's Club of Tallinn. I volunteered to help out in the children's play area and watch them. It wasn't a very difficult task, because I've had plenty of babysitting experience before. The really cool thing was that this event was international, so I got to practice my French - surprisingly hard to calm down a crying child in French. The children also spoke Estonian, Spanish, English and Russian!
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