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Dear Diary,
2023 June 23
Today, my school visited an old age home on World Senior Citizen's Day. We organized many group activities based on the inmates' preference, such as exercises, music, meditation, book reading, handiwork, and games/puzzles. We ended the day with a small celebration.
I was really touched by the experience. I met so many amazing people who have so much to offer. They shared their stories with us, and we learned a lot about their lives. I was also inspired by their resilience and their zest for life.
One of the inmates, a woman named Mrs. Jones, really touched my heart. She told me about how she had to raise her children on her own after her husband died. She also told me about her love of music, and she even sang a song for us. I was so impressed by her strength and her determination.
Another inmate, a man named Mr. Smith, told me about his career as a doctor. He told me about the many lives he had saved, and he shared his wisdom with us. I was so grateful to have the opportunity to learn from him.
I'm so glad that my school organized this visit. It was a truly eye-opening experience, and I learned so much about the importance of respecting and honoring our elders. I'm also so grateful for the opportunity to have met such amazing people.
I'm going to leave you with a quote from Mrs. Jones: "Life is a gift, and we should cherish every moment." I think that's a great reminder for all of us, young and old.
Sincerely,
Masam Stha