unforgettable experienceIn 2003 we,

unforgettable experience
In 2003 we,the first grade students,made a five-day living in kalirejo,a transmigration area in youth lampung. We were 212 students all together. We left jakarta for lampung at midnight and our trip took about six hours. Arriving there,we were warmly welcomed. After a little talking,we were taken to our respective hosts. Every host accommodated four to five students. The transmigrants live a very simple life. Most of their houses are made of wood or bamboo,and only some are made of bricks.
Living there, all of us helped the transmigrants plow and fertilize the soil,harvest cassava,rice,corn or other crops,or wash and feed the cattle. At home,most girls produced cassava crips, cassava cake and fried corn. Tought dirty,we were very happy to help them since the work was new and even strange for us. It is unusual for them to stay till night. They go to bed at about 8 p.m. Because of us,they were willing to chat until we asked them to sleep or they taught us to play gamelan music.
One morning, our courageous friend climbed up a ten metre coconut tree to pick coconuts. Unfortunately, just reaching about five metres, he trembled. He couldn't continue his climb. We all laughed at him. But the situation changed. Looking down, his face grew pale and said nothing. We were afraid he would fall down. Then,we encouraged him to climb down inch by inch. He followed our advice. It took ten minutes for him to reach the ground. Stepping on the ground, he said,"I won't do such a foolish thing again. "The host commented, "you're really a patriot, boy".
On the last day,we gathered with the hosts in front of the sub-district office to say goodbye. We felt as if we had been a real big family.

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unforgettable experienceIn 2003 we,the first grade students,made a five-day living in kalirejo,a transmigration area in youth lampung. We were 212 students all together. We left jakarta for lampung at midnight and our trip took about six hours. Arriving there,we were warmly welcomed. After a little talking,we were taken to our respective hosts. Every host accommodated four to five students. The transmigrants live a very simple life. Most of their houses are made of wood or bamboo,and only some are made of bricks.Living there, all of us helped the transmigrants plow and fertilize the soil,harvest cassava,rice,corn or other crops,or wash and feed the cattle. At home,most girls produced cassava crips, cassava cake and fried corn. Tought dirty,we were very happy to help them since the work was new and even strange for us. It is unusual for them to stay till night. They go to bed at about 8 p.m. Because of us,they were willing to chat until we asked them to sleep or they taught us to play gamelan music. One morning, our courageous friend climbed up a ten metre coconut tree to pick coconuts. Unfortunately, just reaching about five metres, he trembled. He couldn't continue his climb. We all laughed at him. But the situation changed. Looking down, his face grew pale and said nothing. We were afraid he would fall down. Then,we encouraged him to climb down inch by inch. He followed our advice. It took ten minutes for him to reach the ground. Stepping on the ground, he said,"I won't do such a foolish thing again. "The host commented, "you're really a patriot, boy".Pada hari terakhir, kami berkumpul dengan host di depan kantor Kecamatan untuk mengucapkan selamat tinggal. Kami merasa seolah-olah kami telah keluarga nyata besar.