Lend Me Your Hands, Please..

Salam to all

Currently, there was an obvious outbreak when more families packing up their things to go back for good. Week by week, there were emails sent to the community asking for our hands to help them loading the 'imported' goods into the container. Some of them I had never been to their house until the loading day:) It sounds funny, but when the angkat barang day came; all of us are invited and we will be served varieties of food; in return -:)

And the number of people (Malaysian) is reducing drastically. Ironically, the number of intake of Malaysian to Sheffield is none. Within next two years, we can see the increament of rate of the depletion.. No one would ever wanting to look forword to the future of Malaysian community in Sheffield when the community beocomes small and smaller. Malaysian is known as people who embrace the value of corperation, togetherness and caring each other especially when it comes to a big event or celebration or even the sad times.

Now that we have to accept that this country is not belong to us. Our excitement being in oversea is going to the end when the time has come. This place is only a step for us to start to a new life, i hope. To embark to a brand new promising life. I m not so sure if the Malaysian community will vanish away in Sheffield. Hmm..if so, there would be sentimental moments to endure.

Memories in Sheffield will permenantly stay with us, anyway.

All I know is, its great to be home :)

That's all for now..see you soon, very2 soon.