We went bowling!

We went bowling!

At the Életút Festival, an enthusiastic team from the Szt1 and Szt2 groups took the stage. Fourteen of us participated in the “Color Your World” contest, where the audience enjoyed a spectacular stage performance. To our great delight, we returned home with a prize. A few days before Christmas, we used the prize money to have a nice dinner and unwind with some bowling to close out the year and plan next year’s production. Divided into two teams, we bowled for an hour, the ball rolling and knocking down pins. Some of us were more skilled than others, but points were accumulated, and pins fell. The Wednesday evening was filled with good spirits, laughter, and carefree relaxation, while delicious pizza was served at the table. Tired but recharged, we said goodbye to each other and our mentors! Thank you very much for the experience!

Bihari Kamilla Hajnalka, Dancsó Zsanett, Szentes Group 2.

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