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With the boarders of Asrama Butitin - Nabawan/Sabah. Life in the future lay on their hands - young people. Learning and listening to them. So many stories.... the joy and tears follow their ages. Identity. Boys and girls of the asrama. Most of them are Murut .... I will miss them much.

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