بحري الاميريه "1" شعلة لا تنطفئ

Quote: Salam 2 Mohamed, Beside the high proficiency of the teachers and their excellent qualifications, I remember one of them who is not from Khartoum State at that time, but teaching at the school, so every 3 or 4 months he was preparing a tea party at the school for his wedding at his village, so he made a small tea party for some student's parents, the party is at afternoon as we say here, but I think in Sudan we say at Asour time ( is it still afternoon or evening by the new Sudanese time + 1 h), any how, this teacher prepare only as I think about 3 kg banana, 2 dozen of Orange ( each one cut to 4 pieces) and 1 box Aldababa cookies if some of you remember this type of biscuits ( the box contain 12 small plastic bags each one with 3 or 4 pieces of biscuits, as I remember) so he spread these pieces to several plates, with the banana, Orange and a cub of tea to the invitee and at the end of the party there is one of the students who is setting at the corner of the table with a note book where you have to register your name and to pay the Nugta ( I did not know the name in English and I have no Arabic keyboard), so during one school calender year this teacher made about 3 - 4 parties without hearing about his wedding, so I wish by now he get married, I remember this story cause my father had to participate on the tea party cause he had 2 students at the school at that time,