I've been playing Patapon2 for a few weeks. And I'd say IT'S THE BEST DRUM GAME EVARRRRRR!

I'm pretty obsessed with it. Patapons started invading my notebooks and handouts. Now I see more patapons than texts.
Just wanna ask... do you guys want to see my patapons?


Another thing I want to write here, I'm just back from a camp ( again!? ). This time, it's a national-BIG camp where handicap children could do some nice activity. My role was to stay in the Zoo part of the camp and take care of the animals. Including showing them, lecturing kids about them, keeping the children safe from the animals AND the other way around.

Here, I learned a lot of interesting things.

The major impact is that the camp opened my eyes for these children. They are just children. They need love, too. They can be happy at things, too. and they can have fun, too.

Another things is the funny behavior of the sheep. ( it's not that funny...it's just...interesting. ) There are 2 sheep in the Zoo. They always stay close to each other. well that's normal, hmm. Okay, in the 2nd day, it rained cats and dogs. therefore we couldn't bring the children to see the sheep, instead we had to bring the sheep to the children.

I got in the fences, I caught a sheep, another sheep screamed "BAAHH" at me.

I brought the sheep that I caught outside, both of the sheep tried their best to stay together, they screamed and ran toward each other. The sheep I left inside desperately tried to get out of the fences, while the sheep I brought out tried to get back in. He/she resisted my grip so much that I couldn't drag him/her to the children.

I decided to bring them both to the children.

They seemed to calm down and stopped screaming at each other. I can easily walk them then.


Interesting huh? I didn't know that sheep could love each other that much.
Funny thing is, I forgot to check their genders.