Different in Species, Same in Pose.
Nature is a place where human beings, plants, and animals exist together by caring for each other, right? It is our duty as conscious beings to care for our nature and other living creatures. Here at MCC, one of the things that really struck me is the creatures living here inside the campus. Especially the dogs here—they are very friendly, cute, and playful. Different from the dogs that we find outside, these dogs at MCC are different. They are very cool towards us; they come and play with us, and most importantly, they come inside our classes while teachers are giving lectures. As a new MCCian, it was a new thing for me. None of us chase it away. It walks round and round and sometimes comes towards each student, with the expectation that it will get some food from us. Last day too, a dog was there in our class, but I noticed only after the class. It found shelter in our class and was taking rest under a desk, as it was raining outside. After some time, it went outside. During the breaktime, while I was talking with my friends, we saw another one coming up through the stairs. It came before us and lay down there. Some students came towards it and caressed the dog. As my two friends were afraid of them, I stayed there with them, just watching the dog. Then, as I was sitting there, watching the dog, my friend took a photo. I asked her, "What are you doing?" Then she said she was trying to capture me and the dog in one frame. As the dog was not very close to me, I thought she wouldn't be able to get a picture. As I was looking somewhere else, she took a picture of me and that dog and showed it to me, saying that "two friends were sitting in the same pose," which actually made me laugh. Actually the caption given by her was somewhat correct. And she is the one who asked me to write about that photo in my blog, and I dedicate this to her.
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