A Day Well Spent

Hello guys!!

Today at my church, MSW students from Loyola College conducted an awareness seminar titled "Beyond Limits: Breaking Free from Behavioral Patterns."

They began with a game where we stood in a semi-circle in pairs. One person had to say "chicken biryani," while the other said "mutton biryani." Then, the person who said "chicken biryani" had to repeat it, and the one who said "mutton biryani" had to call out a number within the total number of pairs. If they hesitated, said something else, or mentioned an out-of-range number, they were eliminated. It was a fun and entertaining activity.

After the game, they spoke about  behavioral patterns that can negatively affect both us and those around us. Following the session, they provided breakfast. Then, our regular meeting started.

After returning home, we went out for lunch. Later, I took a nap before getting ready to go back to church for work related to our Good Friday skit. We had a great time chit-chatting and planning for the performance.

Thank you for reading :)
Today's verse —
Luke 6:36 -
"Be merciful, just as your Father is merciful."

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