A student's work' || 10% payout to japansteemit

Hello friends all, back again with me. I hope you are all well and always enthusiastic about posting on #steemjapan. This time I will post a new article, interesting for me to share. "A student's work'' is the title I gave.

Learning at Mudi is very fun, many students aspire to taste the knowledge that is here. I have lived here for six whole years and now I have officially become a teacher council.

This Samalanga Islamic Boarding School has been around for a very long time, even since the Dutch colonization this pesantren has had many alumni. Since entering this institution, one thing that has attracted me the most is that "every student has extraordinary skills" from thousands of students we will find all talents. some have skills: playing soccer, playing volleyball, mechanics, furniture, there are even students who are good at hackers among them.

This time I joined the santri students who were experts in furniture, I was very interested in their skills and work. One of them was very skilled at everything. His lessons are smart, building and furnishing work is very skilled.

We have been working here for three weeks and thank God, today the three shelves we have made have been completed. The shelves that we are working on are not random shelves, but these are teak wood shelves for the office of the pesantren leadership.

The members who work here are a senior teacher and the remaining nine from seventh and eighth grades. All of them have skilled skills. There are those who are experts in painting, cutting wood, and there are also those who rub (smooth wood).

As for the color, we chose that color because it matches the color of the office floor. And very good in collaboration with teak wood color.

That's all my short article this time. Thank you for stopping by in this post and don't forget to leave your comments here, greetings from me @zawilsteem. See you in my next post, thanks to my seniors @tomoyan and @zulhendra, also to the curation accounts in this community @japansteemit and @ecosynthesizer.