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Blog 3.1 - Ayse

Hi everyone! So, I know this blog post is fashionably late, but better late than never, right? Let's rewind to our recent class after finals week-it was a blast! During our first meeting, I was about 15 minutes late to class, I believe this was because of a Musical meeting. Sadly a reason as to why I missed out on the part where Miss Disa taught the class how to tie a knot T-T. Luckily I didn't have to make one myself, I received a knot from Miss Disa instead! woot! woot!

We then proceeded to make origami frogs, by observing Miss Disa folding the paper step by step! It felt nostalgic, bringing me back to the 8th-grade experience. Not only did we create frog origami, but we even had an intense race. My frog went head-to-head with Mister Albert and his tiny yet mighty frog, courtesy of Izzah. Let's just say, size definitely didn't matter in this showdown! As I was panicking for my frog's life, Albert was laughing alongside Izzah. Very unfortunate I know. We will have different outcomes the next time around.

With the clock ticking down, Miss Disa handed out different speeches to each of us to portray in class and reenact, so we went our own ways, practiced, and returned after the 5-minute break. I had to give a speech that was from a movie scene. Basically, an American football coach who gave a motivational speech right before a match. It was such a fun time honestly! Everyone did such a good job. 

But the real MVP? Nurin, hands down. Her Scottish accent during the performance was straight-up fire, If you know, you know! 

All in all, despite my late entrance, this class was a highlight for sure. Here's to embracing the unexpected and squeezing every drop of fun out of learning.

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