
Although I had planned to make more cads at home, I could
hardly comply with. In fact I couldn’t
even make one! It is annoying sometimes when things don’t work out the way you
want them to; by anyways I thought I would at least be able to make them at
school today. But seriously sometimes things just don’t work out! As Bill
Watterson said, creativity is not a faucet, which can the turned on and off. I
sat with a blank card in my hand the entire session, struggling to get an idea.
I scribbled here and there and cut out different things but I just couldn’t get
my mind into making a card. I had studied a lot of mathematics and physics
recently and so it was all
cos (ωt+ф) and sinϴ in my mind. I was feeling annoyed because I couldn’t get my
target completed yesterday and was not able to get it done still! I knew I was demonstrating
inadequate perseverance;
nevertheless I decided to stay committed
to the task and asked Mrs. Deepshri for help. Since our 1 hour session was
about to end, she only asked me to cut some Christmas tree figures she was
going to put on the cards. She said that, she along with the students of IGCSE,
was also willing to contribute to our CAS activity. Mrs. Vijayalaxmi and we all
were very happy to hear that. We would now have more cards to sell and a
greater charitable potential. I finished my work and hoped that next time, I’ll
be able to do it more properly.
Dear Himanshu,
ReplyDeleteThis is what we are learning from our CAS activity. Always things are not turning out according to the plan but these moment teaching us to be patient.
Regards,
Ms. Vijayalaxmi Kanate
CAS coordinator, DYPIS