I was deeply honored and thankful to attend the Selangor Silver Jubilee Old Folks Home’s 33rd Seniors’ Day and 88th Anniversary celebration today. It was a truly significant moment to witness firsthand. Firstly, a massive congratulations on reaching 88 years! Such dedication and commitment to life itself is a moving piece of history. IRead More
Author Archives: Nidsom
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Oct
Oct
I recently visited GAPS (Gabungan Anak-Anak Palsi Serebrum) again. The atmosphere was warm, but it highlighted a real challenge: GAPS is a charity driven by passion, yet they have no dedicated IT staff and are very short on people. This is why we focus on making complex technology simple. Our goal is to help theirRead More
PATHWAYS
Walking into the Malaysian Confucian Society: letting cultural heritage live in everyday life
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Oct
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I recently visited the Malaysian Confucian Society. No drums, no heavy ceremony—mostly a quiet look at how they pass on a basic code for how to be and how to act; how ideas from books become small, doable actions today. The Society’s intent is simple: within the overseas Chinese community, keep promoting a “civilised faith”Read More
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Oct
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Our catch-up that day was in an old spot in Petaling Jaya: Restoran Chang Ke Fang. I was surprised to learn it dates back to 1961 — a cover worn soft like a much-read book. The afternoon breeze moved through the corridor; the metal shutter showed a quiet shine from years of use; the wallsRead More
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Oct
Oct
Thanks to an introduction from “SUPERPANDA” Edmund, I visited the Selangor King George V Silver Jubilee Fund (SKGV). Founded to mark King George V’s Silver Jubilee, it has served since 1937, carrying eighty-eight years of care and trust. The place is calm, tended over time, steady on the surface yet always giving. This was notRead More
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Oct
Oct
By the time I reached SACC, the room already carried a calm afternoon rhythm. It was called a hi-tea, yet everything was prepared like lunch. Hot dishes and desserts came out in batches, fruit and drinks were neatly arranged, and volunteers moved quietly and precisely. Everyone gathered a day early to mark World CP Day,Read More
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Sep
Sep
Sometimes people ask me,“Why are you still doing all these things no one really sees?”“Helping NGOs fix their websites? Streamlining their systems? Setting up platforms? There’s no publicity, no spotlight. Is it really worth it?” My answer is — yes, it is. Not because I’m overly passionate. Not because I’m trying to prove something.But becauseRead More
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Sep
Sep
Over the past few years, some people came into my work and life, and some quietly left. Some projects ended before they really began.Some relationships faded without conflict.I used to take it personally and wondered if I didn’t do well enough. But looking back now, I realize many of these situations were not about rightRead More
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Sep
Sep
This morning, I ran into Michael Solve by chance near where I’m staying. In our short chat, he mentioned a quote by Kazuo Inamori: “You only need to win once.” Simple words — but they landed right where they needed to. Lately, I’ve been focusing on providing Fix tech support services —Read More
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Sep
Sep
I would like to express my sincere thanks to the Public Service Chinese Community (PSCC) for giving us the opportunity to assist in building and supporting their official website. On the day of the MOU signing, we were honored to have President ACP Lai Lee Ching together with committee members ACP Lai Lee Peng, TanRead More