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Meet embah againnnnnn


On the beautiful Friday morning, I've came to visit Embah at Kampung to know how is her feeling, is it she feeling better? Is it she still free to help me finish my project requirement? 

Yes, she still said she can help me and commit with me. Embah is still willing to help me out but I feel pity for her. She's an old woman and still active take a reservation for sewing a "Baju Raya". She have a lot of work to commit. The truth is, I feel a lil bit worried to think about it. Can i finish my project with Embah? Or should i find a backup who's still can continued my  final project? 🤔


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