3:30 A.M. screaming voices of the detector!!!!Nobody knows what is happening…the
only way to save ourselves is getting out of the dorm!!Trying to wake up
everyone!!! Luisiana is flooded,Everybody thinks that we are experiencing the
same but no, it “smells” something different! Everybody is running up and down
the stairs, grabbing their clothes and
suddenly the fire brigade is rushing
towards the building!!! we are safe!! Everthing is checked. No fire and even in
such a critical situation we don ’t lose our sense of humor, taking pictures
with very handsome firefighters.
As usual we start our breakfast at eight but today’s breakfast is a little unusual. We are gathering and packing little
Georgian souvenirs for our trainers.
Radmila introduces giving clear
insrtuction, how to give feedback to teachers effectively, gives handouts of games and we are actively engaged
in the modelling them.
The representative of PH
International visits us and gives us postcards and maple syrop as presents.
The session is going to the end and
Nana asks the trainers to stay for a while in order to receive the presents
from trainees. Everybody is happy and cheefull.
Nana Tatisahvili is being visited
by her PC volunteer with his family. Their meeting was very
sensitive as they have not seen each other for four years. What is the most
pleasant for me that their 3 years old
girl was named after Nana’s mother Tamriko…
Lunch time is over and some of
the group members accompanid by Neil and Jonah are heading to Manchester, VT. The
first stop is near the covered bridge
which was built in 1872. We can’t resist the temptation of taking the pictures.
Typical town with white houses, flowers
on the pavement and shopping centers.
The day came to it’s end with
farewell dinner accompanied with beautiful Georgian songs… Many hugs, many
photos, loads of smile…
To be continued… New York City is
waiting for us.
Nana Litvinenko
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