The arrangement of the party by the UCSS was quite acceptable; however, I more enjoy meeting and chatting with my friends who I invited to join this party.
All of a sudden, Theavin came to my house right before I was about to go to UC, so I invited her and we went there together. We arrived at 2:30. The concert was not begun until 3. Nareth and Nith were late.
Playing physically is always my weakness, especially Khmer traditional games which I’ve rarely participated. With Nareth’s encouragement, I played the game ‘Seizing the tree branch’ this afternoon. Embarrassedly, I fell and hurt myself on my left palm when I was trying to avoid being touched by the opponent. It bled and now it is still hurting me. To my surprise, Nareth also fell and hurt herself a little bit shortly after my incidence. We were the most unlucky pair, I may say. Nith and Theavin also participate in one competition—eating bananas. They failed to finish the bananas before other competitors and finally lost the game. We were real losers today.
Whatever happened, I’m very delighted to have such a gathering once in a while when we can enjoy ourselves and inform one another about our recent happenings after all.
April 10, 2010, 10:30pm
Students prepred to play the game--Chaol Chhung (throwing the towel)
There weren't lots of people who came to see the performance compared to last year's party.
Participants prepared to play the game--eating bananas. Look! Nith and Theavin are there!
Elina, an exchange student from Finland, is my classmate from OB class.
Students from each college are selling some snack and accesories to visitors.Particularly, these are students from the College of Arts and Humanities.
The parking lot is used for the performance, so visitors' vehicles are put outsides.
This is Nith, Thida, Nareth, and me. (From the left)
This is Nith, Theavin, Chetra, and Nareth. (From the left)
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