Catsy Art

Fospa came home yesterday and said " Can never hav enough of cats!". What he means?

One Cat
T wo Cats

Th ree Cats

F o u r Cats

Aha, secrets out! He has been visiting twoo many art exhibitions within the last few days in Kuching.

It made him itchy to produce catsy paintings for his next art solo.
'Wait, Don't forget to include us in the show,too' I meoowed.

Credits:

One Cat - Ramsay Ong

Two cats - Stephanie Eng

Three Cats - Narong Daun

Four Cats - Sim Chiap Hin

End of Show

Meeoow

Playful cats in bronze

This is a picture taken yesterday by my fospa at the Kuching waterfront area. He told me that one day he'll bring me to the place to have my picture taken next to them. I don't know whether I like to coz the cats there look so much bigger than me. Anyway he told me that this city got its name from ..Cats! No joke, 'Kuching' is the Malay word for cat. So, here at the waterfront they have displayed this group of playful cats in bronze sculpture. Just wonder, How will I be remembered?

Hooray! We gonna make it to the 10,800 km mark

Our 9th trip back Kuching in Pictures ( 27 Sept'08)

Me and Inul got da chance to sit and nap on my foster parent's lap, at the driver's seat.

Mama Daisy sits comfortably at the jump seat );

Sometimes we just prefer to be at the back seat where the leg room is bigger. Well you can say..HHmmm...

$usiness Class.

An arch which is not an arch?!!! The sign reads " Pintu Gerbang Sibu" literally translated means " Sibu Entrance Arch", but you cannot drive your car underneath it! Our car sort of swerve around it.

A short walk from the the Sibu Arch is this small park with the stone sculptures of the Chinese Zodiac animals.

Here I go, kissing the monkey.

Hey , Look here, You're on candid camera. That's me on back of a ram.

After Sibu town, we did not stop or take a rest at any of the smaller towns along the way. At Betong junction, nevertheless we stopped at the Petronas petrol kiosk to refuel and were offered free coffee.

Macy Grey's afternoon nap corner

This is my afternoon nap favourite corner. My size is just made for the space between the mosquito netting and the glass louvres. Oh, how I love hiding by this window.

Inul drinks tons of water

It has not been raining for the last three days in Bintulu.  Today the weather was exceptionally hot and humid.  Poor Inul has to cool down her body temperature by drinking more water.

Mama's afternoon nap

Mama Daisy doing her occassional free style afternoon nap.

Early Morning Run

For the last two weeks in Bintulu, we were taught to do early morning run.  The guidelines are simple. At about 6.30 am everyone of us will be waiting at the back door for our foster parent to open it.  Wait outside by the garden steps. Get ready to run when our foster parent shout " OK Let's go , Geng!". Then run and try to outpace the leader of the pack. Finish the run .  Back to the house.  When served food, eat as much as you can. Sometimes, though Inul may get a little bit exhausted and needed to rest as in the above picutre.

Einstein Having a Bowl of Time!

While my I was kept busy being photographed on one end of the table, Einstein chose a comfortable spot in a bowl to gain attention at the opposite end. Einstein has by now out grown me in size. He's a ferocious eater. Keeps his sleeping schedule seriously. Whilst Inul ( back towards the picture) is now the fastest runner in the family, the bravest climber but lacking much sleep. The picture taken tonite of me is shown on the side bar's page element.