Waiting for other participants

When I reached to ADAPT Mombai then we were altogether 4, two from Nepal and two from Tajikistan. I was alone in my room. My room partner was from Bangladesh and he was not come yet because of his no visa approval. We reached there four day earlier. So we started familiar with people and the culture in ADAPT slowly. We four have been to market, sea beach, night market, evening walk, chatting each other, using computer in lab and many work together. Slowly many friends started to come. We have two friends from Cambodia, two from Indonesia and one from Vietnam. We have started to shared the work of our organization in our country each others. Though we have formal class and lecture we were start doing work about inclusive work ourself. We started to visit to Bandra School which is itself inclusive and we were observing disable children and teachers in that school. We have faced one saturday and sunday where in this day India has got holiday. So in this two day I have watched TV and read book a lot in my room.
We have altogether 19 participant have arrived till 16 January. Two from Nepal and one from Bangladesh were not arrived. Two from Nepal arrived at 8pm in the evening of 17 January. My room partner knocked the door at 1pm in the night to me. We have formally some chat and then we got sleep.
In the day of 17th January, we have the class from Dr. Frances Moores. She took a class and we had an introduction session that day. Dr. Madam took the class about the Women Council UK and its work for CII scholarship in Asia Pacific. She also took the class of the work that we had to do during our course CII in ADAPT.
The class and the session were short because 3 participants were not present yet to the course. And also Dr. Sharmila Donde was also absent due to her some personal reason. So we have not too tight shedule in this day.
By the way waiting to other participant in ADAPT and adjusting with ADAPT and with other friends in these three day was unforgetable and one the the enjoyable in my life.