Hania Pracika Rosmansyah

The Red Shoes By Hans Christian Andersen In a small village, lived a beautiful girl named Karen. She lived with her mother in a small hut. Karen was a poor girl. She had no shoes to wear. She always wore wooden shoes that her mother had made for her. The shoes were hard and Karen's feet hurt! Soon, Karen’s mother got very ill. Karen spent all her time taking care of her mother. Once, while coming back home, Karen found a pair of red shoes in a box. The box was on the sidewalk. Karen loved the red shoes and decided to take them home. But her mother was not happy to see the red shoes. “Karen, you must never pick up anything off the road! They may belong to someone. This is stealing!” said Karen’s mother. “Then they should be more careful, Mama. Finders are keepers.” Replied Karen. “Oh Karen, don’t be so stubborn. I know we are poor and I cannot buy you shiny shoes. But our poverty must not make us do wrong things! Promise me that you will never wear these red shoe

Last December, I went to Lembang for organization event. The event called " Musyawarah Besar 1 ". It is an event to evaluate our performance for PK, to make a plan for the future, and to strengthen our relationship with each other. I was the chief executive of this event. I went there with my family from PK 66. The members of PK 66 are from 3'22 and 3'21. We were not full members at that time, but 26 people joined this event. On the first day, we departed from SMAN 3 Bandung to Villa John at 08.00 AM. Villa John is placed in Villa Istana Bunga housing estates. We went there by car and we arrived at Villa John around 10.30 AM. My Mother talked with the owner of the villa and 3'22 members were preparing for the first event for Mubes 1 . We unloaded our bags and things. The first thing we were going to do was doing conference, but the seniors said, "A conference cannot be held if the audiences are less than 24 people." and in the first day, there we