During the next few days, I settled into a routine that felt- well, almost normal. If you do not count the early morning duties which included scrubbing the tables and chairs clean, going for late night security checks and helping in the kitchen. In farming- we had to manually water every plant even though there were massive sprinklers in the farm- which according to the others was not- very-very-stupid, imagine giving you toilet paper and not allowing you to use it.
Alph had said, “Machines are used to make our jobs easier, not do it for us. If we are capable- why not learn something new, it gives us a chance to bond with the environment”.
Alph- I found out, was by far the most hard working kid in the camp- not physically, that post and the runners-up and the consolation all three were
