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FINALLY!!

Together with my group mates, I had a very adventurous day today. Tired & penniless yet happy & contented. ♥ :) A bunch of "Thank You's" to Ms. Beth from Resources for the Blind Inc. for spending her time with us and also, for accepting our offer. Woohhh!! Now I want to assure that she will not regret having us help for the organization. Step one down?
RBI Logo


 The gift we received. It contains The Daily Bread.

 We learned about the organization history, concerns, doings, & their activities. Topping all these was the Braille alphabet! Yes, we are like children going back in pre-school. Ms. Pia (the HR in the front desk) even made us bookmarks with our names encoded in Braille! :")

I know that experience is just a start of our journey in completing our thesis requirement, we really will enjoy it. Hopefully!

I'll end this post with a quote I saw from the wall of RBI. It caught my attention

"Not being able to speak is not the same as not having anything to say."

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