Goodbye Community Outreach Programme

Salam, this is not a goodbye, this is au revoir

We made our presentation to the YIU people and they made a farewell party for us too.

Shopping at Bangkok

Salam, I found the “massage”

This reminds me of the photo that my brother took in France =D

 I'm going to use Photoscape editor to post my Photo blog (to save time because I'm lazy and busy like hell) and I used these for my report too..so what the heck

I saw London, I saw Paris, I saw too many shopping complex in Bangkok. Last few weeks ago I went to Bangkok to company my colleagues to visit her father. Since I’ve been craving to go to Bangkok to shop like a total idiot with money, the opportunity is not to be missed. We took bus ride for 783 B and at least I feel more space and comfort than my experience with third class train and it’s not a pleasant one.

Brunei Day

Salam, well bless you too~

As part of our hectic month for our Community Outreach Programme, our group need to make Brunei Day to promote all-you-need-to-know about Brunei, it's just like Japanese Culture week or any other country culture week in Brunei except that we do this in one day and we sponsor ourselves with little help from Yala Islamic University and the people in the Serong Village. 

Despite my lack of interest to be in front of camera, I had to ask them to take some of my photos for my report. I'm a terrible in front of camera ._.

Lukan-ning at Lam Phao, Pattani

Salam, or they called it clam in English

I was excited to go for clam hunting since I never done it before....but here's the catch;
-the weather is hot and the boat has no roof
-don't try to drink too much
-upon our arrival to mangrove trees, the roots is really disturbing!
-unless you're pro, it's kindda hard to find just one clam
-it's really hard to walk around the mangrove with slimy ground and sometimes sink your whole legs
-...and etc

Summer Camp at Kuan Falap School, Langu, Satun.

Salam...finally I get enough sleep

The students from YIU was conducting their summer camp in Kuan Falap School, it's look like a really needed school. There, the students was teaching Islamic education and other activities. Since Erin and I only there to monitor their activities and helped when needed, pretty much we have a lot of free time. The worst part during our stay there were the mosquitoes and the language barrier since non of them are able to speak Malay and few could understand English.

ASEAN Youth Meeting_6 April 2012

Salam, why am I here again?

After waking up light-headed in the morning, we continue the final discussing and making the Joint statement to be announce to the public.

What to do with this thing again?

ASEAN Youth Meeting_5 April 2012

Salam, I hope the ambassador didn't pissed off

The crazy time continue, registered our attendance as usual and receive name tag and small pouch bag, neat!

I'm getting used with mistake on my name...as long they didn't make mistake on the certificate, I'm fine