running with scissors

Well, dreams don't just happen without any effort being put in. With hard work, determination, strong belief as well as good alliance, my class managed to pull through rather successfully (based on peer evaluation, speakers as well as lecturers' feedback) with our seminar last Saturday on "Branding Youthself." I'm missing the weeks prior to the event already. All our discussions, meetings, little disagreements; agreeing to disagree moments, are all in the past now. But I can promise you, the memories will forever be etched in all 33 heads :) 

Our colourful banner

Hospitality at its best ;)

Moja, Mary, Azie and Aida waiting for the VIPs and participants :)

Me and Mimi were the ushers at the door he he

People from Maysaa came. I almost, almost bought Hana's Kimono Wrap Dress. I wish I did. Regretting it at the moment.

Heee Hana heeee

Fynn Jamal. Oh my she was so endearing and so down-to-earth. I loved her positivity and her personality. She's currently one of my idols.

Mary, me, Fynn, Aina, Azie

She sang and recited a poem, upon my lecturer's request (!). We all had tears in our eyes.

Me and Hana (my dream came true !!!)

Sharing a light moment with Hana (!!!)

Post-seminar. We all did the peace sign, Fynn Jamal style

We all had two other speakers, Nana Mohan, a TESL graduate and is now working with CIMB as well as Mr. Roslan Bakri, MyHarapan's chairman. Unfortunately, I got to listen to only 3 of the speakers as I had to guard the door..

All in all, I had a really great time, even though the nervousness struck us hard. I miss this already and I hope we'll always remain close. And readers, if you work hard for something, insyaAllah God will recognize it and reward you. We all have tasted the sweetness of our own effort and are now reminiscing it with a smile. Meeting Hana (whom I thought would be impossible to meet) made me realize that dreams really do come true. The fulfillment is in our hands :)

Can't wait for this Saturday, U8C Seminar! Am ready to be more inspired ;)