Sia Shi Min

 

Today is the day that I waited for about 1 week of time, I am totally burst with excitement as today is the day that we will meet 40 Sahabat from Ampang, Kepong, Cheras and Selayang respectively. Yet, we will be picked by one of the Sahabat to continue the project. It’s actually shocked me as this seems like a big event that we cannot take it as a normal activity .

 

 

 

What’s happened next? We will be picked by

one of the Sahabat according to the place that

we had chosen. However, when it’s the turn

for Ampang’s members, me as the group leader

needs to walk down and waiting for either one

Sahabat said “I Want You!” *laughing* In the

meantime, I was actually very worry that no one

of them will choose me. Waiting and waiting,

it’s still has no one choose me! It was so scary.

When the next Sahabat taking up her mic and

said she worked as a Tailor and she wants

volunteer to choose her with interesting in

tailor. Then, I was like with impetuosity, I raised

up my hand. Well, when hand rose, the 

responsibility came.

 

 

 

I bring Sahabat to the place we sit, and start to communicate with her as we want to know more about her. As, in the group, only me can speak Bahasa Malay fluency, so I feel that there is only me can understand what Sahabats has said. The major obstacle is the communication with Bahasa Malaysia language between us and Sahabat is differs greatly. With a rigid emphasis on the unorthodox application of presentation, I strongly knew that our Sahabat is actually misintepreting the meaning we wished to convey to her but we feel so warmth as she is still trying to continue our conversation with a cute smile. Her corporation makes our conversation getting smoother and smoother.  The sweet smile from my Sahabat was the first impression that I get from her.

 

 

 

We have some interaction with our Sahabat through

the activities that has planned by Miss Kelly and

Mr. Sam with the AKPK and AIM. Basically, for me,

today is the first day I meet with my Sahabat, Kak

Hasanah (I called her as Kak), and get in touch with

her, her business and her family. Throughout this

conversation, I realized that actually my Bahasa Malay

not as fluency as I thought when speaks to Kak

Hasanah, but it will be the chance for me to further

improve my speaking skills. Secondly, I feel proud to

Kak Hasanah as she has 7 children with her and the

elder son is actually cannot talk and has a problem

on listening. However, Kak Hasanah still can manage

to cover all the expenses that give out and take care

of her family by herself. It makes me feel want to

know more about her during the visitation. Therefore,

I am looking forward to the visitation days.