Kids, don't try this anywhere.

Yes, the title serves as a warning. Kids, if you go on a field trip or one of those DEAS trips with your teacher, make sure that there is a person willing to make the teachers dance and do karaoke. I am warning you. If you pay no heed, you shall suffer a wrath. A very serious wrath.

You may be like this when you set out
=D

But when back:
xP

So, are you guys ready?

Okay, let's begin.



It was a normal field trip starter. The bus had Sivaji(pirated!), so we watched till that "Balelakka" song starting. Then we started an Antakshari game, boys versus girls. Normal fun. When we reached that place we were like "Aiyyo" 

But then we reached the artificial hill, full enthu only. Climbing up, running/ rolling like maniacs down. And I got scratched in two places! And got heavily tanned(Boo-hoo). Then it was lunchtime(My favorite part-obviously!).  Some crack gave us some lecture about global warming. You know, someone should've told him that rubber was burning in the garden.  But then we went to the playground and we ran in socks, got wet, ran barefoot, threw bottles at nitwits and played tag among that HUGE place. After that, me and 3 of my friends took our backpacks, placed them under the HUGE tree and settled for some gossip. Then it was Bottle Tag. Again. After we had our lunch, we got on to the bus, and settled down. That's where the fun started.

You see, my class is koothu class. 7-c-nu ketana school full-a theriyum. 8-c-a aaginadhu kaparam. we shall be the dada's. So what happened is:

Boys vs. Girls Antakshari. Continued. 

G: Naan Nalayitaal!!!!

B: Loosu Penne.

G: *some song* 

We got fed up, and continued SIVAJI. Then the boys started singing Naaku Mukka. They danced as well. You name it, they did it. Ballroom, jazz, bharatanatyam. Of course it was quite *ahem* gay.

But THEN.....

We shouted:

G: Dance Dance Dance! Go dance ma'am!!!

We asked the 2 teahcers to dance with the boys. And guess what.

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It worked! Both danced to naaku mukka sung by girls and boys. So you see, kids shouldn't try this at home because this led to the driver putting the brake suddenly while 76 people(74 students, 2 teachers) almost toppling over. I fell down. My throat was sore, my body was aching. But we owe it to the boys of our class who made our field trip the best.

Devuda, Devuda yezhu mala devuda

Chooduda chooduda, enga pakkam chooduda

engalum ullangal ellame vairangal 

nee konjam pattam thitta da,

Repeatu?

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