Thursday, June 28, 2018

Good-bye to Romdeng

Our last day at the school, we arrived to find barefoot children playing and dancing on the fresh cement floor that we had poured the day before.





At that point, all that was left was painting. We sanded the cement walls to remove loose particles of sand and then painted them the same yellow as the rest of the school.



Henry at work


The school's principal wanted a plaque to commemorate our work. Luckily Darren is a tattoo artist, so he used his painting skills to freehand the name of the project and the initials of all four schools onto a wood plank. The owner of Global Heritage, Irene Wong, arrived in time to help with the finishing touches.



Darren and Irene complete the sign,
while Dee's dog supervises



Photo by Henry Sim



We celebrated the completion of the project with lots of photos, and fresh coconut water from a coconut tree at the school. 







And just like that, our time at Romdeng Primary School was over. I'm going to miss my new friends.



Hmmm I recognize those glasses ...


They borrowed my phone for a selfie.






The kids head home.





Here's a video slideshow of the whole construction project, from Global Heritage Tours.

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