Where are you?

This squirrel was calling its mate by using a very strange sound. I have recognized this sound for a long time but my mum always thought it was the sound of a bird.

Sunny and Blue

It took me 2 minutes to explain to my Mum how I took the 4 pictures below.

She couldn't recognize The Brown Wall.

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Loopy loves to potter around the garden looking for squirrels. When the squirrels are asleep, he likes to nibble his heart shaped soft toy.

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Leaves.

Handsome boy.

Debbie is camera shy :-(

More pictures here.

In the dust of defeat...

..as well as the laurels of victory there is a glory to be found if one has done his best -Eric Liddell

The prized mango.

It was yesterday, Saturday morning, when my Dad was in his usual rounds around The Beloved Mango Tree. Then he saw something hidden between the mango leaves.

He couldn't really figure out what it was. He looked closer. It looked so unusual. Then he realized what it was. It was a really Huge Mango. Much bigger than all the other kutti mangoes which he plucked before this.

But.

It was too high and the Huge Mango was too big to fit inside the Milo tin that is stucked at the end of the long stick which Dad always use to pluck mangoes.

and there were two Huge Red-Ants nest beside the Huge Mango

and gazillion mosquitoes flying around.

So my Brave Dad braved himself and climbed on the ladder, armed with a can of aerosol spray and managed to get hold of the Huge Mango. (Mum was praying silently for Dad not tumble to down and break his bones)

Then he carefully handed it over to me. I had to be extra careful. One slip and the Huge Mango would fall and crack and Dad would go Mad.

Dad was so proud of the Huge Mango.

(This photo doesn't justify the actual size of the mango)

The Prized Mango travelled to Klang and then to Sunway and was displayed in front of the family members and relatives.

It then flew to Sabah and is now in the hands of a rich Pakistani man whose name is Ghulam.

:o)

The weekend that was

1. Played with rats

2. Played with the orang asli kids

3. Attended a wedding

4. Played on the beach

More pictures here

Naomi.

"Escuzze me? You talkin' to me?"

Naomi has such long and pretty fingers.

'Ladies' fingers

Mangosteen School

I'm posted to Mangosteen River School in BANTING.

And I'm going to work my way up, up, UP.

And I'm going to make sure I get my Masters.

And try to improve our country's donkey Education System.

Sigh.

It's raining Rambutans.

(hmm..If it really were raining rambutans,then all the rambutans must be already black and rotten right?..hehe)