Keep going, you are not there yet.

Looking at my goddamn results and I want to look at them every day until I graduate.
I want to look at them until they become my daily motivation to work even harder than before. Although you have personally achieved your target, that target dear self is only part of your main goal. Two more donkey years to go, make sure you utilize the time well to excel, at the same time have the best time of your life :)

Keep going, keep pushing yourself, keep doing your best! 
Received congratulatory wishes here and there from dear ones. I am undoubtedly grateful. Thank you so much, my dear support system!

Indeed the thought,

"Aim high, achieve higher!" :)

Happy Thursday, everyone!



P/S : I might look cool by typing the few paragraphs above, but actually..Iamsodyinglyhappyinsidefeelslikerewardingmyselfalldayallnight! Afterall, this deserves some small celebration, isn't it? :) 
PP/S : Okay, keep cool pk. Work harder and you'll deserve better celebration after that :))


xx

Temporary ending ;

Note : SBA is actually part of my semester 4's EOS (end of semester) exam and for the subsequent semesters. Whoop, whoop.

Day one of SBA (Scenario Based Assessment) ;
Nervous? Nope, not really.
Excited? Hmm, nope.
How do you feel? Well let's do this and get this done! It's gonna be long hours, man.

So I was the first person to present my first case study for neurology case. It was quite horrible, especially during my Q&A session. Kinda screwed up a little bit but oh well, first timers. But sigh! Textbook based?? I will seek for further explanation after this.

Day two of SBA ;
I was the last one to present (my renal case) today because I presented first on Wednesday, so it is fair to follow the name list the other way round. To my surprise, I was given good feedback for today's presentation. Perhaps just some slight mistakes here and there that could be improved in the near future. :)
Seriously, can't thank my lecturers more for the extensively specific feedback.
Will take note all of them and perform better in my next SBA!


Then, we were off to have our late lunch dinner at Uncle Jang and talked for hours!

Felt like we have never met each other for a long time especially when we talked about what we had actually done in the previous semesters. #cryandlaughemoji
Honestly speaking, this is the first time I ever finished a spicy meal, with my friends. A complete spicy meal. Lol. Thanks guys for pushing muh limits and for the continuous supply of water XD
Hahaha and I'm not kidding you when I say that my throat almost went to the inflammation stage that night. 

But all is well. Thankfully! :)


OHHHHH, I have to tell you guys that I have a new obsession...... :P. Thanks to Ryan Seacrest's post that introduced a new song by Shawn Mendes called Stitches and I am fangirling over him (these few days) by watching all of his music videos and listening to all of his songs.
He's GOOD. Okay, enough said.

Now listen to this!

It's really really good. :D

Here's a shoutout to Shawn Mendes (if you ever, ever read this) :
Your songs are amazing! I have listened to all of your songs and I have to say I love all of 'em!! :) Keep it up with your down to earth and humble personality, you'll go very far in music industry!
And don't stop being YOU. That's what make you unique. Definitely looking forward to more of your music, Shawn. Cheeeeeeeeeeers (I wish I can insert a 'party' or 'firework' emoji but oh wells.)



xx

Be a starter ;

14/1/2015 ;
One of the most anticipated and scariest days in semester three had ended not so perfectly but at least with a comforting smile :)
Not perfect because, imperfections are always there. Flaws are always unavoidable.
Comforting smile because I am glad that my case was pretty straight forward and it wasn't too complicated for me to be panic or to the point that I went completely blank. At least my performance just now was okay, just some minor mistakes here and there.


Be crazily curious, self. Practice everyday, do more NCP, improve!



As usual, I had my sleep-deprived hours on the day before. I cannot sleep for very long hours because it will be too relaxed for me, which sometimes I can forget a lot of things. I know this is terribly unhealthy but I am being serious. Stress liddis works. My eating pattern will be altered as well, from the usual big portion to smaller portion or sometimes I can just settle with some biscuits for dinner.

Enjoying the clouds where ever I go. #justbeingpk

Currently, it's the post-clinical assessment! Woohoo
The next assessment to focus on is "Client teaching" assessment which is happening this Friday. /oh god I have not prepared all my contents for my flip chart oh god/
Anyways, for today's assessment, I am glad to be pinpointed, commented and corrected for a better future. Some compliments really made me happy that day.


 "Otherwise, your communication skills is good. I can see the rapport between you and your patient. I also can see great professionalism in you. Keep that up!" :))



16/1/2015 ;

Spent hours to decorate ze flipchart, spent a sum of money in printing those spine-chilling images, I have only one hope in my heart; that is to be able to deliver the 'message' -consequences of tobacco usage on health to my SP (simulated patient), at least 75% of it.

Well, my client teaching assessment was at 10.30 this morning. I was hellafreakingnervous, also shaky due to the cold air-cond. After the teaching session was done, all my organs yelled "Phew!", a sign of relief! :D

During Q&A session, positive feedback are very generous, tho' I find some are a little bit over-exaggerated, whereas negative feedback given are countable, mostly my mistakes, something that I appreciate that they did point 'em out yet at the same time encourage and teach me another alternatives to make it better next time. /glad/ Needless to say, I am thankful.

Thank you, dear lecturers ;)


............
It's not easy to educate a smoker, I'd say. The rate of being non-compliant is always high.

"They do not see the consequences in the long run. Most of them will be like, oh really? Cancer only. So what?", said a friend of mine.

That's pretty true. The impact isn't there, it isn't visible until it hits them. I guess that applies to us, as normal human beings isn't it? 

We don't know what we have done wrong until something bad happen to us. I guess that's why this pose as a challenge for me to educate patients/anybody who smokes. 

Easy to deliver the words, but will the words really will be absorbed deeply to the heart, to the brain to send signal to the rest of the body saying, "Hey, stop smoking. Tobacco smoke is causing harm to all of us." I guess 90% not. 
If one has the desire to change, one must have a strong determination to do so, then with constant effort in mind to achieve the target.

And I failed to do that today. I mean, I educate for the sake of educating, I never really consider whether my SP really feel the 'fear' or the 'effect' of tobacco smoke does to our body. Instead, I asked, "Do you understand what I was saying?" expecting a yes or no answer. 

I should HAVE asked open ended questions to probe my SP to talk more than I do. But then again, I was given only 15 minutes to teach, I was more worried about the time more than whether patient really do take note on what I have just said. Such a task-oriented person, am I? Battling your task with time at the same time making sure your challenging goal is achieved sucks. I somehow am not a master of that YET. But I will be able to prove it to myself that I can do it one day. Slowly, taking one step at at time, 

I WILL
reach the peak, 
I WILL 
overcome the challenge one day.



A challenge will not be a challenge if I take it as one of my weakness/fear.
A goal will not be achieved if I ever ever tell myself, I cannot do it.



Be a starter, be someone who initiates, who knows you'll be the first one who leads the path and something unexpected will come in return?

Photo taken this morning at one of my friend's house, vista B2- featuring sunrise accompanied with uni's silhouette and balcony's rooftop.


Just like this picture, if you don't have the initiative to wake up early, will you have the chance to enjoy view like this? No. Everyday's view is different - in another word, every opportunity that comes is always different. Seize the moment. Once it's gone, it's never going to be the same again.


So be a starter to change. Change for the good, change for a better world.

“Correct yourself first before start correcting others.”

It’s been quite some time… that… I’ve not updated anything about myself, my life and my progress of being an adult here.

Muhh mind says, “It’s time to write something again. It’s time”

………….

Alright (Aussie accent inserted here)

Life’s good so far. With all the learning process going on day by day, it feels awesome. :) Just so you don’t know , I’ve gone through all my class tests on the bloody month of May. Okay, scratch that word bloody, but y’know it was just one of the most horribly stressful months that I’ve been through so far in my study life.  Anyhoo, it’s already the past tense. All I could do is just to hope, to pray very hard and for the best that I can pass and get grades that I deserve to get. (Although I must say I did not do extremely well for certain subjects :[ )
*pat pat and mutters* #alliswell #alliswell

One of my lecturers emphasized this a lot,

“Make full use of your power of observation, where ever you are.”

Observing allows us to notice, hence sense –whether or not our surroundings contain any dangerous elements that may harm us. Observing things carefully could save lives. Observing allows us to learn, from people’s wrong/good doings.. also create a sense of awareness, a source of reminder for us to always be grateful with whatever things that we have. Observing (silently) creates multiple shock/surprises (something that is out of the norms). However, observing make us think things differently, creating wonders and why-questions in our brain. In a way, it will make us understand and sooner we will sort of get ‘used’ to the shock/surprise that we went through earlier on.

"Open your eyes big big."

I’ve been a quite observant person since teenage but I have to admit that I do not utilize it fully. At times, I tend to neglect this little power and god knows, I must have missed a lot of opportunities/events that perhaps could change my life, somehow or rather.

I’ve recently applied this power created by God for us in clinical area. Observing a person’s appearance, behavior, way of doing things, attitude, mode of communication, the way one presents him/herself through way of dressing/talking –create a lot of judgments/ views in my head. Thoughts are running everyday as the power of observation continues. Strangely, all the bad and negative impressions I have had in my head has automatically changed to the good ones and to one point that I learn to understand, eventually gain something valuable in the end.

See how things actually link to each other? Just imagine how things would turn out if we let out/give negative comments about the bad impression that we had without going through the thinking-understanding-and-learning process. The results will certainly turn out to be bad, maybe worse.

As a summary, observe --> judgments -->  think --> understand --> learn  :)

…….

Miss A said,

“To understand your patients, you must know the signs and symptoms. Always observe and ask. When you ask, you will understand and remember.”

Undeniably agree *nods*

Sometimes, these tutors/lecturers’ way of teaching/guiding makes learning experience interesting.

And when she asked,

“Don’t you think that this field is interesting? :) “

*nods again*
Yes, it is. I remember she said that in order to do things that we love,

“Put all our love, interest and curiosities in it. Always ask, and be curious. Make yourself understand and clear.”

I don’t know why, I find this so inspiring. Inspiring to never stop learning, to study not only for the sake of  studying and of course never stop being curious. :)

I have many things, and terms to catch up. Definitely not going to miss any opportunities given during my clinical posting period. :)

I miss uni, I miss events organized by clubs, I miss my friends, and I miss my family. But being the independent me, I often get rid of this ‘miss’ feelings by keeping myself busy, telling myself that I’ll be coming back with a competent, better me.

“Being determined is never hard unless you have the strong desire to achieve the goal.”

So as I’m typing this, it’s already 3.26am, on the 7^th of June 2014.

Signing off from PD,

:) 

"So, how are you?"

"I'm busily good. As you can tell by my absence here, you know how busy I am coping with the new semester. Let me tell you some of what I've done for the past three weeks in a list ;

• I attended as a 'photographer' (not a main, just a learner) to IMU Ball 2014 at Royale Chulan, BB, K.L.
• I have learnt a lot of new things (compared to sem one ). So many procedures to know and master, and subjects like Pharmaco and Patho are scary yet so interesting!
• Hmmmm what else? Oh. Did I tell you that my timetable for this semester is shitty packed like everyday class starts at 8 and ends at 5 or 6 with only 45 minutes of lunch break in between? :O It's tiring, of course. But looks like I'm getting used to it so yeah. No more rants for now!
• Speaking of morning classes, I've been late to classes for 6 times already :( SIGHSTUPIDKTMSIGH.
• And when I mention about KTM, I didn't know the early morning train is that bad. I'll blog about it if it hits my boiling point again.
• On a happy note, I'm finally a part of Infinity Milers :D
• On another happy note, I got my first stethoscope! (check the photo at instagram if you haven't) :D

And current classmates count : 10.

That's all about my current life I guess. Busy-hectic-crazy-tiring-stressful. Ughh, I KNOW I CAN DO THIS. Just have to manage my time well between studies and non-studies-activities.

Lemme ask you back, how are YOU doing? :) "


P/S : Blog's playlist is updated! :D

What Happened in Sem One?

Pretty straight forward isn't it?

Here's what  :)

1)  I've spoken about orientations and if you noticed I've blogged more than nowadays back in THOSE good good days. Hahaha well if you wanna read again, here's link [1] and link [2].

2)  Basically January was a month which I called stressfully busy month because I had three class tests on two different days, and on one of the days itself, I went to sent my buddy off with another buddy at LCCT. Here's a picture of it :)

Coincidentally met Ah Thong and Ah Lai at the airport! (Most left and second from left)

Jan, I know I've said this, still wanna say it again : I love your shoes berry much heee :3


3)  Did participate in photography event for Foundation In Science orientation :D  Had loaddddds of fun with ze photogs as usual :D and street photography! (previous post :D )

4)  ALSO, I went for a meetup session with fellow seniors from NU112, NU111 and NU110 with only Karen and Hadiza. The rest (of my classmates) were not able to turn up due to some reasons.

That night was great! We had a so called sharing-bonding session by having some 'ice-breaking' and 'truth-or-dare' activities, lol. It was meaningful and I'm glad to have met them! <3



5)  Then at the end of the month of January, our Open Ward session officially started :B
It was better than I expected! I've learnt so much about the real 'interviewing' skills and also forming nursing diagnosis from various situations. A bundle of thanks to all the dedicated clinical tutors and lecturers who organised these activities. :))


6)  During the open ward session which was held for two weeks, I had my presentations (assessments) for Professionalism and Interpersonal Skills and Nursing Framework (subjects). I kind of presented well for the first one, but screwed up the latter one. To my surprise, I was praised for the slides I prepared for the second presentation and I was even told to send a copy of the slides I prepared. What I can say somemore, I'm just happy and thankful :)


7)  After CNY, the first EOS (end of semester) exam I took was Human Biology (subject). I was so scared because I didn't finish studying. Yes, I admit that fact. I was thinking, "If the exam is gonna be like the formative assessment uploaded online, I'm gonna cry, very very hard". However the paper wasn't as tough as I expected! 8D I was glad actually, and I prayed everyday that I could please at least get a B, lol.
Oh! I haven't not talked about class tests that I went through, have I? Okay first thing first. Psycho test was the worst (most ridiculous and difficult) , followed by Microbio. Socio was alright, I was perfectly confident that I can score for that paper.. ONLY. (lol) Biochem on the other hand wasn't very tough but the scoring part was a no joke thing. So all I did was doing my extremely best in my assignments to top up the marks, especially for Psychology.
Ah, let's just put the tests topic aside. I'll come back to the EOS exam later.


8)  Clinical posting!
I must say, I've learnt the most (things that I don't learn in uni) during these two weeks at Tung Shin Hospital :)) I've personally observed how endoscopy works, how bed sores and real, bad wounds look like, happy, friendly, sad, grumpy patients, how the staff nurses work together, how staff nurses and the doctor interacted with each other, and so much more!
Our objective for this semester was to enhance the communication (interviewing) skills with patients by carrying out assessment and history taking. I've personally talked to patients (of both gender) in English, Malay, Chinese, even Hokkien! (so proud of this, lol) From a beginner who's afraid of asking sensitive questions and awkward situations, I've now became a better communicator who now knows how to link one question to another. This is all thanks to my friends, and tutors who have guided me from day 1 til the last day of clinical posting :))

My grands senior, Christine once told me that, "The time when you can learn and have fun the most is during your clinical postings." I have to agree with that statement ;)
A big thank you to our dear clinical instructors once again, for constantly pushing yet encouraging us to do our very best in performing all tasks, and truth be told, it helps a lot in our clinical assessments! Overall, our lecturers commented that we've done a real good job (not sure whether it is true) but oh well we got praised for our continuous hard work :D



The most satisfying outcome I've got from this posting was to be able see patients recovering one by one and hear staff nurses said, this patient is discharged. :)) Some of them are really kind and willing to be interviewed by us multiple times. They also thoughtfully wished us best for our assessments and also our nursing journey. :>
I must admit that.. after so many sharing sessions with classmates and tutors, I started to like this profession and hopefully in years to come, my like will change to love.
Thanks to dear classmates for the wonderful start and may all of us do this together until semester 8! (finger cross and group hugs)

Being the usual grateful me, I will treasure this experience and trudge on. :)
See you all again next semester, dear clinical tutors!

9) Birthday celebrations!
First we celebrated Nargis's 19th on Jan :




and then Pauline's 21st on the month after:

Very glad that all the surprise went perfectly well! :'> Hope you love the video, Pauline! SURPRISEEE once again :D


10)  Study week began shortly after a month of practical session. It was hella stressful, needless to say. Went back to uni every day for tutorial sessions and also self-studies. I was happy that I completed most of the revision, but not good enough to re-revise again for the second time.


11) The week after was EOS (end of semester) Sociology presentation and exam. Presentation was absolutely great with my teammates, Pauline and Priscilla. Special thank you to Pauline for brushing up my presentation skills by keep tellling me 'you can do it, just do it!' and repeat that again and again. :D
No doubt speaking, that week was the killer, we were all nervous because we didn't know what it will come out and phew! 4 days of crazy days just passed like that, and I'd like to announce that, Biochem was the toughest paper among all. (claps claps claps)
Deep down, I was praying so hard that I could pass, lol.


12)  And there you go my sem break! EH WAIT no, not yet. I had MUET exam a day after my EOS exam grrrr. I hope I did well for listening and reading. Writing part was.... heh. Speaking was....... okay I guess :B Just hope that I'll score a band three. Band three is enough :B


13)  Jacuzzi outing with ze ladies!
Just the day I had my last paper, the day before MUET exam, Pauline and I went over to Shaf's house for a mini little party (jacuzzi session together-gether! hahaha)







We had lots of fun! Thank you Shaf for such a wonderful day at your house :D
In the meantime, we made a 'cover' (sort of), a lip-sync video for Counting Stars by One Republic! Hahahaha we definitely had a great time laughing and singing like crazehh. Nurses-tonix FTW!
Anyway, can't wait for the next lip-sync cover :P HEHE

14)  Initially we had plans to go to Penang during our sem break but due to the bad weather (haze, coughs) we cancelled the thoughts :( Ugh! Moving on, SO IN THE END, I just stay at home, rotting wonderfully. 10-12 hours of sleep daily, homecooked food, get to hug pillow from day til night - how relaxingly awesome is that? Hahaha - I know it is but it sounds so lifeless at the same time!

15) 19 MARCH 2014 : Results day.
The day I felt nothing but was busy with handmade gifts instead. Actually I felt something, just 5 minutes before 5 pm (the time when the results was released), I hyperventilated for a while. That's all. (lol)
I sounded confident huh! #macamyestapibukan I waited a few minutes, to calm myself down before I faced my results. Whether it was a P or F, lantak lah!


JENG JENG JENG.....
(opened ze envelope)




I'm just blessed! That's all I wanna say :')


16) Okay, ignore the drama. Back to reality. (muka serious)
Just 12 hours ago, a new timetable has already appeared on e-learning portal. (GREAT. I mean, FINALLY). Checked, looked through. One word -> sh*t. Early classes (as early as 8am) everyday, long hours of studies, one month (April) of crazy study follow by tests on May (every week.. good god :B ) and posting starts on June. (jaw drop immediately) I can see that semester two is gonna be so short and quick! So scary, so hectic, so challenging! :B


17) Aye aye, I'm not gonna have this kind of perfectly chillax-ing holidays like this again I guess. SO IMMA ENJOY IT TO THE FULLEST! SLEEP TO THE FULLEST, PLAY TO THE FULLEST, DO WHAT I LOVE TO DO TO THE FULLEST! Okay, caption unlock. Hahaha, I'm excited like that.


18) Anyway, it's point number eighteen already. Hehe thanks for even bother to read this post. And before I go, just wanna say, I've been listening to American Author's album 'Oh, What A Life!' for a week, go go listen too! It's super duper #oomph I gurantee :D

Street photog #1 ;

Date : 17 January 2014
Participants : Look for yourself at pictures I'm gonna post in a while.
Feelings : Great.

So fast backward your time to... January!
My uni's photography club has organised an event

led by master JR! It was held in conjunction with the Thaipusam day. Since JR said there will be some ritual activity going on at a temple, he said there will be something interesting for us to snap. I was like.. "Why not man, let's do it!" (Do it- make the street photography event - ON I mean, haha)

On  the day itself, everybody gathered, everybody started the photographing job and had started to wander around the street EXCEPT your truly /.\
I was late, due to some minor reasons and joined the fun one hour later :(
On my way, I've met a tourist who was in need of help to the KLIA by noon. In the meantime, JR was there so he lend a hand too. So when favour was delivered, she thanked us for being helpful and offered us a (discount) trip to (Phuket I think -can't remember) Thailand in the near future. We took a selfie as well! (lol)

And THEN the walk-snap-walk-snap routine began!

We passed by Little India, Dataran Merdeka, Central Market, and Petaling Street!

Meow, meow~

The quality of the photos ain't very good. Bear with me yeah :)

...
There was one cute and funny moment when master JR was shooting something behind the gate, and THEN the fellow photographers followed the footstep..

like this. Hahahah and this is my version of it :}

Walked walked walked until I passby a stall which I found it quite interesting ;

I had forgotten what stall was that but look at how the things are so neatly arranged. I'm impressed, that's for sure ;)

When everybody was partially tired, we gathered at in front of the Puduraya bus station to determine our next stop. We've decided to go to... Pavillion! -to have our lunch while some of the boys head to KLCC for their prayers :)

Bros for life.

Our tools, our lightboxes :) (Note : The centre one belongs to me)

The outing ended with a short tea break (just a few of us) at Starbucks, Bukit Bintang area whereas some of them headed back home.
Overall it was a fun trip! Walk-talk-snap-eat, I must say it was awesome sharing our own opinions as well as the photos we took after the day :D

Kay, till then!
<3

Not much description just more photo talking ;

Warning : Photos > words.

As an (still newbie) university student, I took part in numerous of (big and small) events held other than being full time nerd student (with a life, no worries. lol)
Most of the time, I volunteered myself to be the helper or the photographer of the events via the clubs and societies that I join.

The first and biggest (so far) event I've involved in was the IMU Cup closing ceremony.

Here are 'some' of the photos. Enjoy... scrolling. Haha :P


IMU Cheerleading Competition
2nd November 2013

Thanks a lot to Luke for his camera, photo editing and also the great opportunity to be part of the photography team. :))
-blessed-

Halloween Night.
9th Nov 2013

T'was my first time snapping photos or an event at a low light condition. I wasn't used to it at first, as it was my second time using a DSLR, after such a long long time of never touching it. Hahaha, but I got adapted to it prety well after adjusting the settings, snapping away and at the same time inserting some 'creativity' in my shots. Had lots of fun indeed! :))

Thanks to Ji's D3100 and photo editing :)


Diwali Night.
22nd Nov 2013

Sort of took the risk to attend and be the 'minor' photographer for this event, heh. Exam was around the corner, that's why I mentioned the 'risk'. Hahaha, anyway, I never regret of going at all. I enjoyed myself, very well-entertained by the dances, sketches, dramas and music. Totally love it! Kudos to all the committee members for making it so successful! :)


International Cultural//Malay Cultural/Diwali Week

Christmas Lunch
29th November 2013

Organized by IMU Christian Fellowship, AMSA, Helen Keller, and Nurturing Club.
This is another successful and meaningful event held in uni. Children from Taman Megah Handicapped & Disabled Children home and Community Centre for The Deaf are invited to join for lunch in IMU.
The lunch began at 1pm and followed by many performances.

It was a joyful, blessed moment, looking at all the children enjoying themselves throughout the event. :))

Up till here, thanks Ji for the camera and photos editting. :)

Tiratana IMU Cares project
30th Nov 2013 (morning)

This yearly community project is held at Desa Petaling. A number of nursing students, nutrition and dietetics students as well as dentistry students are sent to the children homes or hair lice treatment and dental check up.
I was there for the hair lice treatment and interaction with the kids.
Overall, it was a good experience to me, as I get to know more about the treatment and better ways of communication which are all very helpful to my future profession.

-A visit to/Being volunteer at an orphanage (checked)


My Father's Old Folks Home 
30th Nov 2013 (evening)

(Photos taken using a lecturer's camera, edited by me.)

Was one of the volunteer-photographers for this event. Having the task of photographing the elderly people was challenging to me because we do not randomly take their photos (candid shots) like how we used to take in events that I've joined, as mentioned above. In this case, we must ask for consent and communicate with them, otherwise, it would be difficult. Communication was never a problem for me, at least that's what I thought but in this event, it had proved me wrong.

I found it hard to speak to them especially when they didn't get what I was trying to explain, or worse still, they ignored what I've said and pretended to hear nothing. I didn't really mind about their negative responses, instead I felt clueless and my mind went blank as I have no idea on how to continue the conversation and to ease the awkward situation. I guess, we need to be very understanding and patient in terms of speaking and listening. It's the best if we have the abilities to speak another language/more than a language so that they could at least figure out what we are trying to convey.
Most of the old folks there are friendly and nice. They were actually glad to see us there, to have a dinner 'party' with them. :) During the 'party', they were overwhelmed by the students' performances. Basically, they were clapping and swaying all the way as the classical songs played.

I would say, this is another great event which exposed me (my first time) to the community and allow me to learn a lot especially in terms of verbal and non-verbal communication.
Thank you for all these events and opportunities. I would love to join more and never want to stop doing this.


 :)


More photos are available at https://www.facebook.com/IMUPhotography
Looking forward to next year's events!
#lovelife