That was Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious!

My political science class participated as mediators at our school's 2nd annual Peace Conference today. The topic this year was the conflict in Darfur. I was extremely nervous about it, but it went so well!
I was so impressed with some of the students. They actually cared about the conflict and the conference. Of course, there were students who couldn't have cared less, but a lot of them were wonderfully active participants.
I was especially proud of my group. As the mediator, my job was to sit back and let them find a resolution, being involved only when necessary. They were fantastic; I barely had to do anything. They were very mature about the whole situation.
After lunch, I gave tours of the art, theatre, and music departments (none of which have anything to do with my major, oddly enough). That was . . . interesting. I could only give sound information on the theatre department, but thankfully I had Jessica, an art major, and Dr. K., our head of the music department. After tours, all the negotiation groups shared their resolutions.
The whole day went so well. I am convinced this was the result of much prayer and the hard work of the people in the peacebuilding class (especially Vanessa!). So, "supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" seemed an appropriate term.