Dormitory life

A boarding life. This is what I do at present. Since I went to school to MH Thamrin, I live in boarding. Boarding life means to live independently without parents and away from home. This school requires students to live in boarding. Not 'pesantren', this school is public school. But this is a super school.

I've lived in the dorm since 4 months ago. In fact, MH Thamrin students must live in the dormitory in 2010 but, in my opinion a new adaptation takes a long time. So, I prefer to stay in the dorm early. There's not only me who lived in the dorm early, but there are many others students just like me.

Every day, we always learn together, play together, and exercising together. We do many things together. Living in a dormitory meant to live socializing. We can't do anything at will. And we must be ready to share to everyone at any time.

In the dormitory, there are many kinds of rules that must be obeyed. But, because we who have lived in the dorms early don't currently required, so the rules in the dorm is still relatively spacious. As a result, many students are still not comply with the rules. Perhaps, I included in it. But later, during the life of boarding is required, the rules will be tightened. And punishment for violators would be increasingly exacerbated.

Living in the dormitory isn't as bad as we imagine. There is a woman who ready to assist boarding and substitute the mother's position during our stay in the dorm. We called her 'bundo'. Then, there are also a lot of friends who are ready to share and join us while we need. So, stay in the dorm is actually very fun and interesting.