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I am so proud of you JAKAR!!

WOW! Look at you now! You've really come far From where you once started To where you are now! I know it wasn't always easy You were challenged, But now I am proud to say I was a part of you.              You kept right on going And now you are 50 years old With many accomplishments, Many memories…… On this event I want to wish you  “HAPPY GOLDEN JUBLEE” And may you continue your journey. What I am now is because of you Therefore, thank you Jakar, Thank you my teachers, I’ll cherish you even if I perish. You know what? You rock! I am so proud of you! JAKAR!!!! I wrote this poem in the Golden Jubilee school magazine of Jakar Higher Secondary School.

Nobody can do everything but everybody can do something.

What do you do when you see a piece of paper lying on the ground? What do you do when you see captions like SAVE EARTH and KEEP BHUTAN GREEN? Some of you must have responded to it or at least thought over it. As of me, when I realize it now, I never picked even one of those papers. I just read those captions as if it was kept there to improve my reading. There are many things I never thought one can do. Actually if we think we don’t need time to do something. We just need to have a HEART, a heart full of grace and a soul generated by love. A sight of my classmate with a plastic always tucked from his waist opened my eyes. Tshewang Gyeltshen, a final year student and a CG councilor always carries a plastic wherever he goes in which he collects wastes.  We can’t even carry our books sometimes. We want to look top-notched, carrying only few books but Tshewang don’t seem to care about his looks. He looks more like a clown sometimes. Sometimes he smells too bad because of the wastes. P

My morning assembly speech

Let Us Love Ourselves Intelligently. At this moment, I am standing in front of you all and we are facing each other. Next year at this time of the year, we don’t know where we will be. Of course we are guaranteed to be teachers because from past experiences all student teacher gets through the teacher selection test. Though we hope the same to happen with us, a great fear reside within every one of us. So, today I am here to encourage you all, in fact encourage myself because I am also one of them. If we think nicely there’s nothing to be feared. It’s natural for people to get nervous before or during an interview. We know we are a good teacher. We have graduated from a college with a teaching degree and we have worked with students in the past. So, why are we nervous? It’s those pesky little questions, isn’t it? The fear n my mind as soon as I hear INTERVIEW is that maybe interviewers will ask me difficult questions one after another and I will be nervous not knowing which on