I touched Principal

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A news about my blog was given in Indian Express news paper. It was on 8 th September, the day my school was reopened. It was a nice day

I went to school with the news paper. I showed it to my friends .All of them congratulated me . I showed it to Roshan, he said ‘it might be some other child in your same name’, I said that the picture which I drew during the ART period was there in the news paper

When the bell rang, I showed it to my class teacher. She congratulated me she then passed the news paper to so many teachers. Then some how it got in my headmistress’s hands. After some time my class teacher told me that my headmistress called me. I thought it was to scold me. Iwas really scared. When I entered the room and went near her the teacher took my hand and congratulated. She was very happy

T Then our Headmistress took me near my principal. We got inside the room. Our Father was also there. She showed the paper to them and introduced me to them. They were very happy. They both congratulated me. I was really happy with it. Only few children get a chance to touch our principal and Father and I was one of them!

After coming back to my class, my class congratulated me. I was really happy on that day. It was one of the best days in my life!

Comments

  1. P. VenugopalNovember 22, 2009 at 2:00 PM

    Wonderful, Suruma!!!
    I feel like touching you too.
    Keep writing.
    Venu Uncle.

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  2. Jasmin Naur HafizNovember 22, 2009 at 3:34 PM

    thank you uncle-
    jasmin

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  3. Kalpana BinduNovember 23, 2009 at 11:53 PM

    Hey Jasmine, I can imagine how you must have felt, you are lucky for what you have been doing..

    I really feel so good after reading your blog. Keep it up dear

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  4. Kids@vakkomNovember 25, 2009 at 10:44 PM

    Touching narration....

    With love,
    Mini Mami, Seethimama, Appu, Kunjunni and Chandu
    Amala Apts
    Kottayam,

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  5. MusingsNovember 28, 2009 at 11:06 AM

    whenever I get bored i read your blog. It makes me really happy. Keep writing..
    Sachin Uncle

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