Finally one less presentation to worry about. Honestly, I wasn't really looking forward to our WISP presentation on Sudan, mainly because I don't really know what it's all about. But I guess that's why this module is here, to open our eyes to the world and the things which we do not see happening. Just by doing our research on Sudan, this country is already very distrought, and we Singaporeans should be extremely blessed to live in such a peaceful country. The people in Sudan are not exactly living in serene conditions, and sadly, we do not really do anything about it. Oh man.....

With that being said, I'm really glad that my group pulled through. Firstly, we didn't know each other in the first place, and secondly, we all didn't know how each person worked, so those were a few barriers. However, after 2 whole presentations, I can safely say that I'm glad to be in the group that I'm in:

Wen Ping: Simply hardworking and really does more than I ask her to.
Soo Hoon: Responds readily and spontaneously, simply great.
Yi Ting: All her research consisted of comics, and it was these which brought the presentation to life.
Kenard: A new guy to me, but he researched things which I wouldn't normally think of, very creative.

Well, our presentation today was quite last minute, but thankfully, we made it through, with this comment from our teacher:

"This is the best and most comprehensive presentation of Sudan I've seen throughout these years" -Ms Georgia, WISP Lecturer

At this compliment, our whole group just lit up, and our morale simply shot through the roof. I know you all think I'm bragging, but I learnt that we should not be humble when we are being praised. =P

Well, what can I say?? Hahahaha, really blessed to meet such good people and good team mates. =D

~moey out~