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For eating and drinking, children must use their own plates and glasses that have their name written on them. Afterwards they are responsible for washing their own plates and glasses. If a child does not wash up his own dishes or uses another child's dishes they will be fined Rp1,000 (half a day's pocket money).
(Puput , as a victim of plate borrowers, brought a motion that the offending child should be locked in the bathroom for half an hour. However, this was overthrown since, in a house with only 2 bathrooms and 12 children, many of the girls saw this as a reward not a punishment.) |
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Because Steve is getting fat and needs the exercise, he may take his bicycle back which he had previously donated to the House. The bicycle is not being used anyway because it has 2 flat tyres, broken gears and a missing pedal. After Steve has fixed it up and lost some weight, maybe he would like to donate it back to the House again. |