I was at my bro's state chess championship (otherwise, I couldn't have gone to dance class) and for a bit I was talking to B, but not for long. Throughout the whole time, I tried to connect to the Internet...but I couldn't :(. But, anyways, so I'm sitting here working rite, and this Indian guy comes up to me and goes, "O, I've...." and then kinda randomly stops and asks my mom, "THis is your daughter rite?" And my mom nods, and so he continues, "O, I've heard so much about you. How studious you are and how much of a great dancer you are. You should come and talk to our children about the meaning of Indian culture, and how it is just as important as maintaining it as well." And so I go, "Um...thank you, and sure." And the guy goes, "Oh, we just have a few kids, ranging from 4/5 to 11/12. We should arrange one over the summer."
I swear to god, when my dad told me this, I thought it was a joke or something. But then I go to the chess championship, where I find out that it was never a joke...always true. And now I'm so confused at what to do, due to me not even being able to talk to a group 0f 13 kids who I know. Jeezers for me.
On a sadder note, I have my oral commentary for IB on Friday, May 12th. I'M GOING TO FAIL!!!!!!!
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haha so in short, they want u to be Gandhiji to the kids...awesome!
and by the way, nice make over for ur blog..likin it
B
and oh, start practising right away..teach the IB people some Indian culture too, thru ur oral commentary..u r gonna rock
- B again..
Thanks. Haha, the IB oral commentary...yea, its not about India (which I would love it to be about). Instead its either on Hamlet or The Scarlet Letter . I'ld rather it be on Hamlet 'cuz I am so much better with that one, unlike The Scarlet Letter .
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