On the next chapter she goes into the city to see her aunt. She goes to the city by train. She saw most of the kids in the city smoked but so far she hadn’t smoked any of the cigarettes. When she were arrived at her aunt’s house, her aunt said that she have to go to school in the city. First day of school she was so afraid because the students there were not friendly, but they didn’t bug her, either. They left her alone; she can’t leave without friends. But the next two day later she got one friend name Darrin.
When I have read this chapter it reminds me of my first day in RIST but a bit different from Katie. First day I don’t really have any friends because when I was there they already are friends with each other. But the next day later I try to ask there name so I know there name and can be friends with them. They were sp friendly to me. They talk to me like we knew each other about a month. Finally we become friends and also study in the same class.
In my opinion I think that we have to make the new student to be informally. To help them to make them feel like they were at home. If you think about your first day in some where you want to have friends or want to have some one to talk with you and make you feel informally too.
"And Then there were none" Part one.
17 years ago
4 comments:
While I was reading your blog, I agreed with your memory. And it reminded me about myself.
When I came to RIST for the first time, I got nervous about new friends. I was afraid of making friends because I couldn't speak English well, but everyone talked to me kindly and friendly. I was really happy about everyone speak English slowly for me.
First day, i also know many people, cuz i am talkative,, hahahaha
When I read your reflection of the book I also think about my first day in RIST. I remember that I know you from the first day.
P.S. I already post my reading response in my blog. Check it out!!
sorry for being late, i'm try hard on my computer but it still did not work so I just go out and buy a new one already. ^ ^
I don't understand what you mean by "informally." Do you mean to "feel at ease"?
This book is about being a new student and you can all identify with that and how to make friends. But what if you are from a different national group? Who makes the first move?
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