Community Service at Pure Life Society

Was assigned to do a community service with the classmates for the unfortunates by our Moral lecturer as our assignment. The first thing that came across my mind when I heard that we need to go for community service was 'NO ORPHANS!'. Yes, I am never a kids lover, sorry to say. Back to the topic, so three weeks ago, the classmates and myself went to the Pure Life Society which located in Puchong to do our community service which needed to be done for a minimum of five hours.

Pure Life Society is a home for the unfortunate children and also senior citizens who do not have a home. The majority of them in Pure Life Society are children, Indian kids and so far only one Chinese little boy. Not to be racist, I don't understand why must their parents abandoned them. They don't deserve to be treated that way for God sake. They deserve a family, a home and a caring family, you useless parents! #$%!?@

Anyway, we're given tasks by the person in charged. And guess what we have to do? Wipe all the windows. Windows there are full with spider webs and a thick layer of dust. Can you imagine that? :( At first we thought that it was an easy task and we can finish it quickly, but in the end we took quite some time to finish the job.  That's why, never look down on small task! Lesson learnt.

 Hello Perly and Michelle.

Soaking those clothes into the soap water while Michelle cleans the fan.

Macam yes. :P

Peter and his trademark. -,-

Tricia and Louis.

The boys dorm.

After approximately two hours, we finally done wiping those dusty windows! The person in charged then told us to go down to the canteen for a tea break and also get to know those children. It was fun watching them play around and taking photos with them. 

Tea time.

Michelle, Yours truly, Tricia and Peter

Louis Dorall, the sissy boy.

My girls.

Thanks for photo-bombing me, Louis. -.- 

We done our community service around 4.30pm. I would say this community service gave us all a good experience and it taught us all to appreciate what we have. We should be grateful of what we have right now! It was a little sad to leave this place as we won't be able to meet those kids again for God knows how long. Unless we fail Moral. *touch wood* Lastly, thanks Pure Life Society for giving us an opportunity to service them and also spare us some time to help us with our community service. :) 

Last but not least,

WE'RE DONE WITH OUR COMMUNITY SERVICE! 

=D