It becomes like a routine now. Our February meeting of Hakka Toastmasters is set to support our local community's 228 event.
We were not able to work much for the program coordination this year, due to our pre-engaged traveling. However, we do get our talented musician and Hakka musics to remain in part of the program and we have our volunteers to help out the stage set up and reception.
There was a black-out in the afternoon right in that block where Taiwan Center locates. We were thinking to have a back-up plan for the eveing...then, just about 30 minutes before the Concert... the power was back. What a relief!.
It is indeed a very special moment to be able to have our hearts together for this historic incident in Taiwan.
Please enjoy the slides show above. It is with the compliments of our good friend, Mr. Huan Su.
A non profit organization established in July 2000 by Josephine Pan. Officially register with the State of California in 2007. Have been granted the Tax Exempt Status 501.(c)(3) by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS); with the following purposes: To promote Taiwanese, Taiwanese American arts and literature; To protect and enhance the human rights, freedom and democracy for the people in Taiwan.
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