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We, campers, woke up at 5.30am or maybe earlier a little bit. Right after 7.00am, we boarded the ferry and then a bus before reaching the campsite which was a school, SMK Teluk Air Tawar. First, we registered and checked the groups that each of us belong to. I belong to India. All nine of us were neighbors except Ed who was in the last team, team Romeo. Each was given a 1.5 litre of mineral water and a red booklet. Then, Mr Danny Yong gave commands to assemble us in the hall. He's weird at first cos he has this kind of hairstyle. I don't know how to describe it. He started screaming out commands and I was lost at first cos about 250 campers were present.

We're asked to gather ourselves as well as the luggage in the open field. The lady warden gave some instructions before we set up the tents. The process was kinda hard cos we didn't know how to set up the tent manually and we forgot about bringing the raffia string. We're given only one hour instead of two cos we're running out of time.

Then, we attended a "Cegah Kebakaran" talk in a room, some sort like our multi-purpose room. The room was humid and cram and hot and sweaty and smelly. The officer was talking so softly that the back group couldn't cathc what he was trying to say. With that kind of environment, we're half asleep. We had lunch first before going for the second session of the talk which was in the open field. The officer demonstrated on how to use the firse extinguisher.

We had Larian Berhalangan 1. It's like station games.

1. The King, Defender and Attacker game- 1 will be the king, a few defending the king and the rest attackers. The kind will be holding a tissue paper. Defenders will protect the king from being attacked by water. Attackers can attack the other kings with water. The king with the driest tissue paper wins.
2. Ballons- One has to find partner first. For girls, we can pair up in threes. So, the pairs have to find ways to get the balloons hanging on the pole without holding onto it. It needed lots of co-operation. Make sure the balloons didn't burst.
3. String- It's held in the open field. What you had to do was to tie all our legs with rafia string (trust me, it's so painful). On the count of three, we had to start walking from one end to another. It also needed everyone to co-operate.
   
4. Charade- I guess everyone knows this game. Each of us had to act out non-verbally to other members. It consist of movies, cartoons, verbs, etc. I got Twilight. It's so difficult to act out the syllable *Twi* I showed two fangs and marks on my hands. What they guessed was snake, ghost, pontianak, etc. At last, Honsa answered it.

We had our bath and dinner first. Later on, "Suai Kenal" session was held in the hall. We played Ice Breaking. We made two circles. One circle had to surround another circle. So, the music blasted and we had to walk till it stopped. When this happened, we faced the person from another circle and introduced ourselves.

P.S: Answer to Saras's question

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I'm updating the second post today also, maybe now after posting this. Charlie yankeealpha.