St Peter Church

Ahha! It is another travelogue to the north, which is Ipoh. Thought of not going at first and it is already decided that all of us *the sayisms* are not going. Guess what? Dr Say's master student got shocked and was stuttured when she called up. =X Hehe, Since it is for our FYP, we are SHOULD go and get *suck* the blood samples. *think positive, think positive*~

So, all of us get our lazy butt up earlyyyyyyyy in the morning and headed up to Ipoh for the Blood donation campaign held in St Peter Church. Our event is collaborated with Ipoh BP lab and Ipoh Specialist Center. =) Cool! The FYP is getting more and more interesting! :D

This place is calm and tranquil, which is a brilliant place to organise such a meaningful event. There is absolutely no doubt that Ipoh people is much more friendly compared to the people in the city. From this place itself, it has broaden my perspective on viewing different types of human beings presence in this country. Compared to the people from the city, I guess those arrogant city people should learn from them in the sense of attitude. Haha~ If you know me well, you should have know that I am a person who is very particular about attitude. The attitude of the person is correlated to the characteristic of a person. I have no idea on why people from the city always think that they are the greatest, nah, accurately, more educated compared to the people from outskirts. **LOL, I don't think that I am critisizing myself as I am more friendly-er than most of the people *chehwah~~XDXD* . ** Although the people from this church are elder than me a lot, there is 0% of barrier when I talked to them. Even the doctors and the BP co-workers are helpful as well. I strongly believe that respect is a significant factor during conversation between both parties.

Indeed, I have learnt a lot today and no regrets going there. Moreover, there are still my gals making my FYP life more meaningful. I luv it and appreciate a lot! I luv you gals~<3