My XTMPI Happiness list | DANAE'S XTMPI JOURNEY

Why a happiness list is so important

So often in our lives, we find ourselves with a sense of dissatisfaction. We might have a nice house, a loving family and a student life that's headed in the right direction, yet there's some sense of unease and restlessness in the back of our mind. It's frustrating and annoying, because we can never quite understand it and make it completely go away. We feel unfulfilled and incomplete at some level and we don't ever quite know how to change it.

That's why it's so important to make a happiness list.

Mostly to have something to address to when you're feeling low or unsatisfied.

My XTMPI Happiness List

I can add happy moments in my happiness list until FOREVER.

But here are a few of my favorite moments in XTMPI:

First of all... Character Building Trip in Agros 2020. I had the chance to go for the third year in this trip and I thank Mrs. Xenia for that. I remember myself feeling peculiar at that time in my life and I admit that the day before our first day in Agros I was a mess. I got in the bus and while we were getting closer to the hotel I remember myself fight back a few tears. Fortunately, no one saw me. I thought that this year was going to be different than others. BUT after the very first hour I was a different me. I had the chance to meet new people and spent time with people I normally wouldn't if it wasn't for Mrs. Xenia. So thank you!

I remember last summer we were having a 4 hours lesson because we didn't have school and in between those four hours we decided to go have lunch all together. So we walked down the road and found a place to eat. We all sat there and talked for like really wired things. I also remember Mrs. Xenia telling us about all her experiences in the past 30 years. Ohh, that was a remarkable moment.

Another happy moment is when we went to the buffer zone and to the Leventio Museum last year. I was very emotional walking across the buffer zone and listening to Mrs. Xenia telling us stories about the time she lived there. But it was still a happy moment because without her many of us wouldn't know how it feels to leave your home.