My Last Day of Immersion

Last day of immersion or shoukd I say bidding goodbye to our mentors,teachers or guardians whatever you call them, they help us to expand our knowledge and much experience to ready us for our future careers.We will miss them.

During our last day is very calm , no excitement and quiet maybe because the feeling of being done of your immersion and leaving to the place where you experience so much joy, difficulties and many more, or maybe because we're preparing ourselves for the exam before we leave.

My Last Day of immersion is very joyful and amazing ,we celebrate,dance, sing and of coures we eat. Until we are tired, taling pictures for our remembrance for staying and learning.They are happy and also are we.

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