Hi, Maders! Last Sunday, I accompanied
my dad to a reunion because it’s been 36 years he hasn’t met his friends at
Sport School. My dad should have been a sport teacher, but he continued to
enter a university to study spiritual speech. Haha.
I wore a black shirt with circle white
polka inside my dark blazer and jeans. I looked like a career woman. Somehow
this time I wanted to look mature and fabulous, usually I wear cartoon motives
for my outfit and dominated with bright colors such as yellow or red.
My dad drove Fero, his car, to go
there out of town. It took three hours in our journey that was more than 50
kilometers away. I would feel more comfy if we used Marion, my car, but my dad
chose rocky roads among woods and. No way for Marion! Sorry!
The place was a barbeque restaurant
with nice natural view and the temperature was low. I loved the atmosphere that
could calm me down. We all ate chicken for lunch and talked about the past. I met new
friends (kids from Daddy’s friends) and acquainted the people there. I didn’t
have to know the name cause I forgot, I just spoke and got closer like old
friends.
My favorite part of a reunion is
always in introducing each family member. My dad was put in the last section
because he had to lead the pray and he gave me special time to hold the
microphone and said hi to all.
“Honey, Dek Nissa, come in front
please,” he said.
I used English a bit and they got
impressed. Haha. It was a simple reunion without any additional things, only
coming, eating, and talking. But it pleasantly succeeded. I thanked to the
committee for the preparation and choosing the place. It’s worth with the long journey
and traffic jam.
We reached home at 6 PM. Before that,
we were about to buy cheese pancake, my favorite, but it wasn’t my usual place
so I didn’t feel sure about the taste. I cancelled it. Well, that’s my
experience in going to my dad’s reunion. I felt tired, yet excited. Have a good
day, Maders!
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