El+Día +de+diversidad

Diversity day is a day at Dirigo high that is arranged by Mr. Greenberg, he has people from all over the world that have experienced or is experiencing something that we may never have seen or encountered before so over all it is a good experience. The first speaker of the day was the mayor of Auburn John Jenkins he was not what i expected from a mayor i expected a slow boring speech but he was quite animated all the random voices and sounds but through all that he had a good message about learning all that you can while your in school. I thought the assembly was at times odd but it was mostly funny.   My first session of the day was a presentation but the Maine Conservation corps. The presenter was Sarah Gaffney she talked about how they build the stone steps all over Maine they do a lot of work on the Appalachian trail, they also move these huge six hundred pound rock with cables on something like pullies ether way it seemed really cool. One more perk is that you loss a lot of weight having fun.   My second session was whats it like to get old. It was presented by a woman named Mary. I did not like this one at all i found it to be annoying presenter had us do all these things i wasn't fond of doing the only good part about the whole presentation was the m&m's.     My Fourth session was the aholi dance. Wilfred plalum presented this session. This wasn't one that i was looking forward too it started really really boring and pretty much stayed that way. You couldn't understand what the guy was saying most of the time spoke so low it was hard to hear. The final assembly was odd to say the least. It was presented by Wilfred plalum also did the final presentation. I couldn't hear him very well so i may have missed information. I did see a lot of interesting pictures when he showed them of the bigger screen. One was of a school that had been taken over by the military and it was used as a barracks. One more thing i heard was that if you return to your hometown and don't see someone you just assume there dead.