After the dip, we washed up and went to the other kampung at 7 or so. Shu Lynn was making a joke introducing Sharma something like:
"Abang ini kan, pada waktu malam, tak boleh nampak dia punya."
Sharma replied:
"They also black wei... racist against the whole kampung izzit?"
It was a good thing Shu Lynn didn't use it because they were in fact darker than Sharma. So the joke was dropped and we went to makan! Had to use hands and I wasn't really used to it. Aaron, on the other hand, was moving his hand so fast I felt slower than a snail. But fortunately, I wasn't the last so maybe I'm quite good at eating hands.... with hands.
We went to the church building, waited for the kids to come. I notice this particular kid who was about 7. Asked him for directions to the toilet (we have a toilet!), when I asked for his age, he said 1. Looking at his size, it was a bit unbelievable for him to be 1. Found out later he got mixed up between 'Tahun apa' and 'Umur apa'.
The songleading went smoothly and Sharma's game was rather interesting. We went on with our sketch and I must say, we did better this time, having a sword made out of newspaper instead of a tukul. It was a good thing that when Adrian asked what David used to chop off Goliath's head, they didn't answer 'surat khabar!'
After that, we distributed toys to them and played with them a bit. The toys were kinda fascinating and there was this particular toy that I wished I could bring back. Don't know how to explain the toy, but then Adrian could do very well in it. The main objective is for the 2 round things to hit one another. Something like that. Only Physics students can do according to Adrian, so accountants,management students, lawyers and others, don't bother trying.
I think Hwei explained what we did next after that so I shall not elaborate further. Just wanted to point out that I was touched by Shu Lynn's testimonial. Sharing so much about oneself and finishing it, she really deserved credit for it. Adrian's testimonial was also good, really showed a big change in his life. So good job guys! So, that's about all, wanna read more go check Mau's blog, Hwei's or MGC blog (MGC goes hi-tech!).
We went to the church building, waited for the kids to come. I notice this particular kid who was about 7. Asked him for directions to the toilet (we have a toilet!), when I asked for his age, he said 1. Looking at his size, it was a bit unbelievable for him to be 1. Found out later he got mixed up between 'Tahun apa' and 'Umur apa'.
The songleading went smoothly and Sharma's game was rather interesting. We went on with our sketch and I must say, we did better this time, having a sword made out of newspaper instead of a tukul. It was a good thing that when Adrian asked what David used to chop off Goliath's head, they didn't answer 'surat khabar!'
After that, we distributed toys to them and played with them a bit. The toys were kinda fascinating and there was this particular toy that I wished I could bring back. Don't know how to explain the toy, but then Adrian could do very well in it. The main objective is for the 2 round things to hit one another. Something like that. Only Physics students can do according to Adrian, so accountants,management students, lawyers and others, don't bother trying.
I think Hwei explained what we did next after that so I shall not elaborate further. Just wanted to point out that I was touched by Shu Lynn's testimonial. Sharing so much about oneself and finishing it, she really deserved credit for it. Adrian's testimonial was also good, really showed a big change in his life. So good job guys! So, that's about all, wanna read more go check Mau's blog, Hwei's or MGC blog (MGC goes hi-tech!).