Simple decoration with international flags hanging on the fence.

When the clock hit 1.30pm, there goes the kick-off!

The president of Hope Malaysia.

Games were divided into 3 sections: Happy Feet for Kids, Dancing Feet for Youths and Sliding Feet for LL, don't ask me what is LL arr. With these, various homogeneous groups will be able to participate in their respective grouping.

Kuching's version of Statue of liberty. You know him, don't you? Ada pose lagi~

My game was kinda as easy as a kacang and that's why it's called the Peanut game! Each member has to use a pair of chopsticks and grab as many peanuts as they can

and transfer it to the other end of the side. And drop it in the empty cup.

Easy le? HOWEVER, not as kacang as they thought it was, i requested them to pair up with another partner and carry their partner to do so.. **evil laugh**

Move move move!

Notwithstanding, some guys were too paiseh for piggyback-ing .. so they chose to do it this way.

Other games station.

I should call this The-Disgusting-Yucky-Grossssss Fear Factor.

Team members were assigned to hold one or two worm and somehow somwhere transport it to (i duno where).

**Imagine if those worms dancing on your hands, or biting your flesh!** Arrrr.........

Counting how many fishes in that container.

I have no idea what were they doing, seems like they were ENJOYING squashing all those goldfish eh..

Other games

Blindfold.

1...2...3.... Throw!!

Ahhh Cha!!

More games ...

**Hunch Down** Throw into here!!

Handcuff.

And as the sky became cloudy and dark ... the games ended too.