The reception team decided to make an introductory video for the seminar class. Since this was my fist attempt to make a video, it was very interesting to be the one to play the main role in the video.  All of my friends liked the video very much and told me that it was very creative and entertaining.  I was not sure that they all understood what it really meant.

The team had lunch with the guest speaker in Seas Bay Beach Resort.  We asked him what his favorite food was before selecting a restaurant.  During lunch, we discussed army life and other topics.  There was a bit of a dilemma during lunch since we had to decide as a team if we should keep the discussion going to avoid a "cold" atmosphere or to stop the conversation so that he could eat his lunch. 

        Before the speech began, he told me there was a video file in his PowerPoint file, but it couldn't be opened and played.  I was glad that I could help to solve this problem by fixing the video hyperlink for him.

During the speech, I controlled his slideshow presentation.  I was very nervous and excited to do this because he did not really give me a clear hint when the slides should be changed.  I had to listen to his talk very carefully to know when he wanted the slides to be changed.  Luckily, the speaker was British and his pronunciation was very clear.  I was able to understand him very well.  

After the speech, I helped to clean up the classroom with my teammates; and then, the speaker and my other teammates had a tea break.  The reception team experience was so great that I would like to try it again.  By the way, I think if the speaker came alone rather than with his assistant, I would have more chances to practice English speaking.