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Friar Golden Kid Carnival Analysis

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Among all of the activities, I enjoy the Friar Golden Kid carnival the most. This event gives me not only the opportunity to help these poor children, but also a chance to witness the beauty of human nature. These children are very strong-willed. They ignore their disabilities and enjoy their life in their own ways. They are worthy to be looked up. I learnt from them a lot. I witness their determination in life and often use that as my motivation. I also love the feelings of helping the unfortunate lives, especially these wonderful

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