A Charity Trip to the Highland I got stressful for a long time. So, I decided to set aside all my work last week to join a charity group who often annually visits abandoned children and old people in highland. All participates came from different ages, professions and even nationalities including 21 members. We departed in the morning. The atmosphere got gradually warmer among the group, contrary to air outdoor, by stories and feelings shared by volunteers. After midday, we stopped for lunch at a family restaurant. The restaurateur happily led us into their private rooms for our disguise. We wore in red clothes and played roles as Santa Claus and Mrs. Claus. The first place we visited is a warm home, which rears abandoned children, managed by Sisters. When we stepped into the gate, lots of kids were running out to greet us. Some of them put their small hands forwards to us to seek our arms, making me so much miss my 2-year-old daughter. My tear suddenly dropped uncontrollably. They looked so lovely and poor. Kids were happily received gift, candy, and toys, then gathered around to see young volunteers who boisterously danced songs of Noel and Santa Claus. The head of our group gave fund to the owner to partly cover babies’ basic cost of living. Finally, we had to say goodbye for other places. In next day, I left the group to return home for taking care my baby due to her sickness. Goodbye babies! One day, I will come back with my daughter. Thanks for watching and correcting it if any. Wish you all a successful and happy New Year! Oanh Le.