Call me mummy!

She is my daughter. Can you believe it? Can you believe that I have a daughter? It's true. She's really my daughter. But she's not my real daughter. I didn't give birth on early age...don't worry. She's just my sponsored child. Wanted to sponsor a child when I was still in the down under. But that time I was still being "sponsored" by my beloved father, so there's no point for me to sponsor a child. Finally, I'm working now. I'm "sponsoring" myself now, not depending on my father anymore. I forgot how I came across with this organisation, called World Vision Malaysia that provides Child Sponsor Programme. Instead of wasting my RM50 every month by spending on something unnecessary, why not I take the initiative to sponsor a child. RM50 to save a child is really not a big sum. To be honest, what's RM50 nowadays? It's really nothing. By the way, let me introduce my daughter:-

Name: Yang, Jia Xin

Gender: Female

Birthday: 30/12/1999

Location: Hebei Pingquan, China

It's not easy to be a "mother". There are some guidelines that I need to follow when choosing a gift for this "daughter". Oh gosh, it seems like it is more difficult than being a real mother. OK, I know I have never become a mother before, but I'm an aunty for my cute-little-niece, Sidney Leow. Well, at least I do not have to follow the guidelines when purchasing gifts for my niece. Anyway, it's really a nice experience to sponsor this child. Hoepfully, with little sponsor by me can really improve the life of this little girl.