The school children sing the National Anthem.
Friday, December 30, 2011
My Visit With Panther Bior: 2
I landed in South Sudan, Africa the first day of December. The heat drenched my body in sticky sweat as I boarded a bus with open windows and no air conditioning. The driver took me on a bumpy dirt rode which led to the village of Mareng in a small town call Bor. I observed the bright colors and tall lanky villagers peering through the windows of the car. Smiling kids crowded and blocked the roads which gave me no other option but to get out and great them. While I socialized with the Sudanease people I noticed a familiar face moving towards me through the comotion. I'd seen Panther Bior in pictures and recognized his facial characteristics. I ran up and we embraced in a quick hug. He first introduced me to his wife, Nyantheic who greeted me a with welcoming smile. Panther and I talked about the school he had built and how it had come along. We then made our way to the school were we toured the classrooms and I met the teachers and students. Sudanease School
The school children sing the National Anthem.
The school children sing the National Anthem.
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7 comments:
Great job gracie, this is really cute! :) The story behind it is really interesting.
Grace, I love your blog and how descriptive you were! I also like how you included the children singing their national anthem. I like your picture too.
I love how you put the video of the kids singing the Sudan Anthem! You area an amazing writer!!!! <3
I LOVED how you posted a video of the children singing the Sudan national anthem! Great job Grace!!!
Oh my gosh you are such a great writer!!!I loved how you showed a video, a picture and a very descriptive and interesting story!!I loved the first part where you said the bus took you on a bumpy road with no air conditioning. <3
Great job Gracie! I love how you described your first time seeing Panther.
"I noticed a familiar face moving towards me through the comotion. I'd seen Panther Bior in pictures and recognized his facial characteristics"
Great Job, Grace! I loved how you were so descriptive in your writing. You made it so I could visualize your trip with Panther.
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