MYO Melaka in the 80's

Hi to anyone who remembers MYO in Melaka in the 80's.🎻🎷🎺📯🎼

This is my first time writing in a blog and I would like to take this opportunity to thank one of my good old MYO mates who suggested to me to open one here which I hope that it will be much convenient for all in the long run, especially hoping that this will save our mobile data/storage from 'exploding'! 

In addition, I also hope that we can share our precious memories here. 
Thanks 🙏

p. s. Not much to share now but will try my best little by little. 

 LT

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