23rd January 2017
Heyy! Another Steemit adventure with me!
I went to Malaysia's National Museum to attend the grand opening of the first-ever comic section for the museum. The car journey was joined by @MeinFluer , 
Hive account@aa10 and Nazrin. It was a pretty smooth ride and we were looking forward for the exhibition because we wanted to see Hive account@aa10 's and Nazrin's work there.
WHO IS NOT EXCITED TO HAVE THEIR WORK DISPLAYED IN THE MUSEUM?!
Look at these cuties! I was a proud mum to 
Hive account@elliebong , Hive account@aa10 , 
Hive account@izeilius , Qim Chi and Iz. You guys did amazing and I'm very happy to see their work getting premiered there :D It's amazing how the museum is displaying students work and I think it's a great exposure for them to be able to show their best work there.
Oh did I mentioned I got interviewed as well from rtm? My highlighter was blinding under the light 
The whole reason why I joined was to attend 
Hive account@sireh 's and 
Hive account@perrenial 's talk in the afternoon session. I was looking forward to it because I wanted to learn about steemit more since I am still quite new to it. The talk was very insightful and I feel like it shined some light for some things that I don't really understand about steemit. Having this opportunity, I was also on a video call with 
Hive account@bylynnamalina ( who was not able to attend ) to allow her to be able to watch and listen to the talk. She is also very new to this and I am glad that I was able to share this experience with her :)
credit to Hive account@bylynnamalina 's screenshot during the event
We stayed during the whole session and basically stayed at the museum from 10AM to 5:30PM which is very rare for someone to stay that long at the museum! I also managed to chat with 
Hive account@elizacheng explaining about how I really want to participate in the steemit children//youth pardon me if it's wrong!. I look forward to being able to contribute to something for that.
I hope you guys are having a wonderful week and do visit the museum if you are around the area! It is worth to check out the exhibition :)
