Eyfaa's RKIVE

     Sitting in the campus’ bus, we were all excited about our trip we’d planned out since last week – a visit to Sarawak Society For The Blind (Sibu Division Branch) &  Sibu Benevolent Home . Thus, here is a journal of how we spent our day at those two places!      Our first stop was the Sarawak Society for The Blind (Sibu Division Branch). It is a care home for the blinds which was located in Sibu. According to the manager, there are currently just two persons residing in this place, which explains why it appears to be so serene.      In order to not waste any time, we have divided some tasks, especially for the cleaning the structure. Some of us were sweeping the floor, while others were mopping it or cleaning the window panes. One of our lecturers even offers with hair trimming. It is genuinely heart-warming to see her doing it.      As we are cleaning the whole structure, we heard from one of the elders that he actually wants to go home like the other person. Unfortunat

( Pic cr. to the owner .) Once, there was peaceful capital named Huā Chéng, or known as a flower city. As the name implies, the city was known for its picturesque and magnificent view of flower fields surrounding the capital. It was said that it is the flowers that bring peace and harmony to the capital. Alas, the peace did not last too long as a rare disease emerges and ravages the glorious country until it was nothing more than a field of ruined wreckage. That incurable malady, those who are infected will experience several symptoms. After a few days, a lump would appear in certain part of their body which will slowly turn into something that look like a plant sprout. After a few days, the sprout will turn into a flower plant. In worst case, some of the people who was first infected by the disease had died with flowers flourishing through all of their seven orifices. Truly, it was such a breath-taking view, if only the pot was not a human. This occurrence has made the civilians h

It’s a nightmare. He knows that this day would come. He just couldn’t believe that the day would actually be today, when the number just turned 5 since he starts breathing the warm air of the world. At the very least, he could stay with his favourite human for 5 years. So, what more could he ask for? As he crosses the river of death, he cast a sidelong glance at his favourite human. He shared his love, joys and sorrow with that person. In the morning, they will take a walk or jog along the park together. In the evening, they will sit on the couch together, covered by a warm blanket to watch a movie. Although he doesn’t really understand what they are watching at considering that he’s a dog with no intelligence like human. However, as long as his human is happy, he’s happy as well. At the end of the day, they will lay on the bed together and cuddle each other to sleep. And now, they are still cuddling together. The only difference is that now his body was already lifeless and cold, whil