Hari Raya in Kuching

On this trip to Kuching we were joined by our foster parents' grandaughter, INA ,to spend the Hari Raya holidays in Kuching. She came with her parents from Bintulu by bus. She's such a cute girl. Loves to do posing and modelling. Here she poses almost naturally. A potential future model in the making.

Einstein has not returned home

For five nights now Einstein has not returned home.  Mama Daisy seems upset and now waits at the door for Einstein to show up.  Could it be that Einstein has found a second home? For the time being, we all miss him...tremendously.

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.

Einstein's climbing prowress

Einstein tries to reach the very end of the slender branch to show his climbing prowress.  When I screamed from below, he answered back " If I don't blow my horn, who will?"

Unfortunately for Einstein, he got stuck on the tree. " Sis, please bring over the ladder. I don't know how to get out of this tangle. It's real jungle up here." I dashed into the house to inform our foster parents. Within minutes a ladder was brought over and our foster parents brought Einstein safely down the tree.   When I quizzed him later, he admitted " It's not easy to be a hero, Macy. But I'll try again". Then I reminded Einstein, " That's a trumpet tree*. You're not to blow your horn up there. Remember that! Try another tree." Einstein looked at me adoringly and with a flash of his handsome moustache said " OK, sis, I adore you. Thanks for being my mentor".
Note: * trumpet tree = tabebuiea rosea

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.

Daisy's Cold Spot

Mama Daisy is enjoying her sleep on the cold concrete floor.

Inul's a Puzzle

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