In addition to being the Foundation Officer for KIS, I am also a parent with 2 daughters studying in KIS. My oldest daughter Lulu is graduating with the Class of 2009 and naturally this gives me reason to reflect on the time we’ve spent in Kodai. From the start it has been one adjustment after the next in adapting to a new country, a new school, new friends, new foods….the list goes on. But seeing Lulu walk down the aisle in cap & gown with a beaming smile on her face, I was assured that her time here, although not always easy, was a very enriching experience that she will cherish for a lifetime. KIS truly is a special place.Thursday, May 28, 2009
KIS Giving
In addition to being the Foundation Officer for KIS, I am also a parent with 2 daughters studying in KIS. My oldest daughter Lulu is graduating with the Class of 2009 and naturally this gives me reason to reflect on the time we’ve spent in Kodai. From the start it has been one adjustment after the next in adapting to a new country, a new school, new friends, new foods….the list goes on. But seeing Lulu walk down the aisle in cap & gown with a beaming smile on her face, I was assured that her time here, although not always easy, was a very enriching experience that she will cherish for a lifetime. KIS truly is a special place.
