Language Scene Investigation

I attended a language scene investigation, known as LSI for short. It is an event that I attended to (in case you are as curious as a cat, click here *insert link*). It is a combination of a CSI-based story (not 100% it is from CSI itself but the storyline is originally created by the organizer herself) and language. The program was divided into two category- English and Mandarin but mandarin is mainly focused throughout the whole event cause LSI's objective is to improvise basic mandarin skills to the participants who participated the event. The program is pretty unique at the same time challenging because:- 

- it is not your typical, boring seminar where you have to sit down and listen to talks. 

- it requires you to move around and feels like you are in a virtual game but in real life. 

- it feels like you are in a scenario where you are an agent yourself that have to solve the mystery. 

- this program is more towards creative aka critical thinking that requires you to think a lot. It is not just language, it is about your skills of functioning your brain sikit (It is good practice for college/uni students and for those who are working out there) 

- the best part is: self proclaimed investigator! *i kidd* 

Kickstart with a hearty breakfast known as nasi lemak (it is a Malaysian food that is made with coconut rice, red chili gravy (something like that), hard boiled egg, cucumber, anchovies with nuts), Currypuff (comes with crispy layered skin made of flour filled with potato curry) and not to forget, tea! :D 

Breakfast

I arrived there about 9am and I was early because I had to relay on transportation. My best friend, Pei Ying came to participate and support the program as well. 

The program was taken place in Kepong and the interior I could say, it isn't so bad to have their event hosted in that location somewhere in Bandar Sri Permaisuri, Kepong.

Here are some of the pictures that happened in the event itself: The duration of the program was 4 hours (from 9am in the morning till 1pm in the afternoon)

I'm always fascinated when it comes to these kind of things. Nice menu though.

Pictures were taken using a phone's camera. Sorry for the bad quality.

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Did I mentioned that LSI has a website too? You can probably check it out:-

by clicking here!