How are you all? I hope you are all doing very well by the grace of God. I am also doing very well by your prayers. I am going to start today's new post by greeting and congratulating all the brothers and sisters of 'ccs' on my behalf. Today I am here with a very beautiful blog. Where I am going to share the moment of joy with my beloved students and students. I hope you will enjoy reading this wonderful blog.

Like every day, one morning, I arrived at school as usual. Many of you know that our school is called Greenrain Laboratory School. It is a cadet school. That day, the sky was clear, there was a touch of light winter in the air. Upon entering the school, I went to the sixth grade classroom and sat on my chair and table doing some important work online. The atmosphere of the room was calm and conducive to study. I was typing attentively in the middle of work, when suddenly some of my beloved students entered through the door. There was a glimmer of curiosity and excitement on their faces. I looked at them and saw something strange. Every day they would come running to me with their sports. Sometimes when they got a little angry, I would tell them in a slightly scolding tone to go outside and play in another room. I am working here. But this day, I was a little surprised to see their presence.

They came and stood in front of me with three little baby rabbits in their hands. The rabbits were a mixture of white, gray, and black. Their soft fur was glistening in the sunlight. The students carefully placed them on the table and said in excited voices, "Sir, take a picture!" Within a moment, a wave of joy swept through the room. I also agreed with their words. Many of them know that I work for a photo blog, so the photos might be useful to me. I stopped working and looked at the rabbits. I had rarely seen such beautiful, innocent, and enchanting creatures up close before. Their small ears, bulging eyes, and soft fur seemed to capture everyone's attention. Many students, including the sixth graders and the play class, crowded in front of the classroom to see this scene. Everyone burst into laughter at the gestures of the baby rabbits. Many were afraid to take photos with the rabbits in their hands. Some wanted to take the photo while it was on the table, while others wanted to take the photo with their own hands.

After a while, the students took the rabbits in their arms one by one, some posed for pictures, some recorded videos on their mobile phones. There was a glimmer of immense joy in their eyes. I myself also participated in that joyful moment. I felt like it was a momentary heavenly feeling, where the pressure of studying, the busyness of work, everything merged with the laughter of the child and the proximity of nature. That day, a festive atmosphere spread in the school. Everyone was laughing and happy, and the three little rabbits became the main attraction of our day. The fatigue of the working day was gone, and our hearts were filled with pure joy. I was also happy with them because there were so many beautiful, beautiful, beautiful smiles and joys centered around the rabbits. I seemed to have forgotten my work thoughts. I was getting lost in some childhood memories again and again. Because I was getting back some of my childhood's smiling and joyful feelings along with their small joy. Maybe at one time I was so small that I expected to get a lot of things, tried to be happy, and when I didn't get it, I felt disappointed because I failed. Similarly, several feelings kept reminding me again and again and I kept spending time with them, leaving my work behind, talking, and taking photos. In this way, I spent quite a lot of time with the students. Just as they were happy to get the rabbit, I was happy with them.