Here is planet #230, also named Camille, which can never stop overthinking and turning, turning, turning, turning around.
Let’s do something ! Let’s cook, tadam ! Biscuits <3 (not cookies, British got it wrong on translation).
L’et’s create a game, yay ! Now let’s play !! No one wants to play ? Whyyyy don’t you like to play games ?????
It’s ok, let’s dye white clothes together ! Do you want to dye with me ? -No.
What can I do now ? Oooooh ! Let’s do games for the JTB classes, this way they won’t have choice, they will have to play with me. I’m a genius !
Hmmm, project partially accepted. I was allowed to create an online tool for Ambassador Program revision post JTB. That’s cool because it’s fun. But still, I want to play games so I’ll do both !
Let me give you some more explanations.
JTB is the our cute name for « Japanese Tea Basics ». When you’re intern, you have a JTB class every week for the first 5 weeks on different thematics : tea types, brewing conditions, agriculture, pottery and history.
At the end of your internship, you can become Ambassador. To become Ambassador, you will need to pass a writing exam and a brewing exam about the basic knowledges on tea.
That’s where my project come.
To help everyone for Ambassador’s program revisions, I created an interactive tool through Genially (this website is sooooo cooooool).
If you ever used Genially in the past, there is a lot of new options and interactive stuffs.
After some hours of work, I ended up with a 40 interactive slides and a 70pages back up file document to reproduce it if necessary. The teacher in me was happy to achieve it !
Because I still wanted to play games, I achieved to create 2 board games.
Beside :
I tried few recipes with Obubu’s grinding tea such as :
- Montecaos
- Chocolate-Houjicha cake
My recommandation is 5gr of tea powders per 100gr of paste.
I also dyed the white rags we were daily using to save them from the dustbin and finally begun embroidery.
We also had some Japanese water-painting evening.
Basically, just enjoying doing what I love !