Throwback Lanterns Making In the Mountain

As I had said before that we are always giving new assignments or projects. We divided the house into a different schedule. Group A and group B for the Christmas tree making and lanterns.

It was a great experience because they used local stuff from the forest like rattan and bamboo.

The owner of this got a higher score from us, the teachers.

The student used corn husk, grain, and everything from corn plant and coconut.

The man in blue was my working student in high school. He was one of the first graduates here and one of those students who made makeshift rooms made from woods. Their parent also helped us in building it. After his secondary school, I sent help to a certain university in the city and stayed with my nephew at home until he graduated and now, he became our co-teacher.

Here we are, my love and me.

My working students with us.

This happened the last Christmas before the pooped up of coronavirus news in China and spread around the globe. The good memories on that Christmas remind us both of the relationships with our co-teachers and students. We have a smooth relationship.
Lately, we are not yet coming to school with the student. They came to get their modules and study at home. I already missed teaching in front of my students freely but we need to follow the command from the Department of Higher Education.

This is my throwback Christmas landterns in the mountain as we celebrated Christmas before.