My Hobby

In the distant future, Johor Bahru was a bustling city filled with advanced technology. Sharunan, a curious 7-year-old with short black hair and brown skin, loved building robots. During the school holiday, he had an ambitious idea. He wanted to build a robot that could help with chores. However, the designs were too complex for him to understand.

Sharunan's best friend, Sutharshan, came over to help. They spread out the blueprints on the table and started discussing the plan. Suddenly, they hit their first obstacle. The parts they needed were either missing or too advanced for them to assemble.

They decided to visit a nearby tech market for the parts. At the market, they faced more obstacles. The seller told them the parts were too expensive. They didn't have enough money and felt discouraged.

Back at home, Sharunan sat on his bed, feeling like giving up. - Maybe building a robot is too difficult for us, Sutharshan said. - But we can't just give up, Sharunan replied, though he felt unsure. They both looked at the messy room filled with robot parts and sighed.

Just then, Sharunan's grandfather walked in. - Why the long faces? he asked. They explained their problem, and his grandfather smiled. - Wisdom comes from persistence, not just knowledge, he said. He showed them a simpler way to understand the blueprints.

With renewed energy, Sharunan and Sutharshan followed the simpler instructions. They worked together, solving one problem at a time. Finally, their robot was complete and worked perfectly. - We did it! Sharunan exclaimed, feeling wiser and more confident.