The activity that I liked most was
Juru Rupa. The mentors would say a specific item or topic, and we had to draw
them. They would just say something like "tank". And we were
confused, what kind of tank? Water tank? Military tank? They didn't tell us. So
we had to draw them based on what we think it is. If we think that it's an oil
tank then we will draw an oil tank. Same goes for the other kinds.
It was really fun to do. The most
challenging part is that we had to do it in a small amount of time. Everybody
wants their drawings to look nice, but by being given a short amount of time,
we all panicked and rushed on our drawings until some parts of our drawings
looked wonky and scribble-ish. But some of my friends didn't eventry at all, which ended up making
their drawings look plain and unfinished. Which is really funny actually.
It sounds like something
frustrating, but it was all just fun and games really.
After that, we sat down in a
circle and were told to draw toys. There was Le Petit Prince, a police toy, and
a water tank toy. I chose to draw the tank toy and it was quite hard since it
had quite a lot of detail. But since I usually don't really draw details that
much on a daily basis, it was a good chance on learning to mind the
details.
I missed Juru Rupa a lot. Since
Spice Space, there weren't any serious Juru Rupa activities so I definitely
enjoyed this short drawing session.
My hopes for the next term of OASE
pramuka is that we can have camping events for the kids, like LDK last year.
Even though the kakak pembina made me walk at night just to ran into a
motorbike gang, and made me cry because they forced me to eat, it was a really
fun and a memorable experience. I hope we can have something like that next
term too.
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