A Community Project by RC Metro KL
We were ushered in by a very friendly and hospitable Myanmar teenager.
Timetable at the learning centre
The Myanmar kids would come here daily for their lessons conducted by volunteers.
Board games and books
More books.
Always the busiest place - the kitchen
The centre is located a few blocks away from Times Square
Showing Fai where she came from.
Sophia said that she travelled for 7 days in a car with her mother and 3 siblings from Yangon.
Sound system crew
Dancing to Feliz Navidad
Singing a catchy, traditional folksong
Fashion show
Fancy moves were included
After a comic routine by a clown that had the children in stitches, it was balloon sculpting time.
Games to win a packet of sweets and chocolates.
It was organised by the older kids at the centre
Yummy traditional Myanmar food
One of the Rotarians got his friend to demonstrate ice carving.
His tools
Starting with a chain saw to slice away slabs of ice and covering the audience in ice shavings.
Playing with the ice blocks that were sawn off
Ean made a friend
They decided throwing stones into drain was a better pastime than looking at a man hacking at a block of ice
Last few touches
Done!
The Master ice craver is keen to impart his knowledge and would be setting up an ice carving society in Malaysia.
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