I can however tell you the general idea of what we did. The classes were about 7hrs a day, and we'd meditate 4 times during the day as well. The concept being that we'd have our own space and think about life and our current situation and then just paint, no thought needed, just the feeling you have inside. Granted I think I was the exceptional case, my happy/go lucky

Outside of class it was the same old story, socializing and relaxing with great people, I even met two young individuals from America who I played chess against. They were only ten years old each (twin sisters, pictured left) but they were incredibly clever. You know your opponents are gifted when they start speaking Afghanistani to one another so I don't understand! They were travelling for a year with their mum and dad.
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Shid ahdf dhfdsan dhelan dshz xsadfh. !dhfjdufgej duendain dsahe hsdfjsd. Seedsa lipotico ahd ge fsdkss sdfhsgey. (Afghanistani)
English translation - Charlie, thanks for sharing your blog with us. We hope you continue to have great adventures. We loved meeting you and playing chess with you at Mut Mee. Your afghanistani speaking chess mates and our parents.
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