Although i didn't have too much sleep yesterday, i was still feeling happy. =) Let it be a secret. hahaz...

On top of that, i went to the elders' home at ang mo kio straight after my tuition. And Bernie was my tour guide of the day. Today's mean purpose of going to the home was to get a feel of how it would be like interacting with the elderly.

They had this popiah making session which i also helped to make and serve. You should see our 'masterpieces'. I would say they are pretty unglamourous. But when we tried to get feedbacks from the elderly, most of them didn't seem to mind at all. Instead they were smiling and claiming the popiahs were delicious. I supposed it's our sincerity that add wonders to our 'masterpieces'. kekez... It really feels so nice to see them smile. In addition, the people in WSC are very friendly and easy-going. Therefore, i have already decided to join WSC - Elderly!

Bernie and I were talking to one of the elderly, and i got to see her handicrafts. They were exquisite. At first look, you may think it is knitted from wool. BUT you will absolutely be SURPRISED! Because, they were actually knitted using raffia strings ( those you used to tied rice dumplings)! Amazing isn't it? However, she does not knit them anymore as her fingers' joints do not allow her too. Just hope she will feel better soon...

Below are some photo of her craft works i took.


Chilli.



A basket.