‘I used to struggle with colours, this is the first time I have colourful works. The colours, the energy, the motion ... they all just flowed so easily,’ says Marisa Ridzuan Ng. Photos: The Star/Norafifi Ehsan
What is love? For Marisa Ridzuan Ng, it is riding the highs and lows with a smile. That come rain or shine, the journey will be made together, hand in hand, till the very end. Love is taking it as it comes, with a whole lot of patience and a smile.
“Love is sticking with it,” says Marisa, before adding, “Even when every spoonful of food you feed her has to come with an explanation why. It is when you put your own wants and needs and comfort aside for someone you care about.”
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