Tour of My Existence

A month ago, working as a volunteer, I was quite suffered from stress. My nights was overflow with office work. My weekends was nothing. Full of agenda and unfinished business, where I need to finish my designs. I couldn't sleep peacefully.
I was the only guy, who setups the computer/projector for meetings. I was the only guy, who prepares the meeting agenda. I was the guy, who used to work as a clicker during meetings. I was the guy, who designs pamphlet, background and etc, which used Adobe Photoshop. In fact, I was the only guy, who works in the office, as a volunteer.

Merdeka, Merdeka, Merdeka

Today. August 31st. We are celebrating Independence Day, which we celebrates every year at this time of the year. But, what is Independence actually? When people was asked the meaning of Independence, the answer has been the same, "Independence means 'We are free from the  British Colonist'." For some of us, it means that we are free to think, free to talk and free to do anything. The keyword here is FREE. However, the ability to be free consumes the true meaning of the independence itself.

Sarawak (pronounced /səˈrɑːwɑːk/) is one of two Malaysian states on the island of Borneo. Known as Bumi Kenyalang ("Land of the Hornbills"), it is situated on the north-west of the island. It is the largest state in Malaysia; the second largest, Sabah, lies to the northeast. Both of them are located to the east of Malaysia, where they shares the island with Kalimantan, a part of Indonesia.

With its 11 divisions, Sarawak comprises about 27 ethnic groups, where we all live together happily and peacefully. But today, I'm not going to talk about our ethnic groups but rather on the subject of our state flag.