Sunday, June 29, 2008

Beauty Sleep

While all three of us were kept inside the house, Daisy was catching up on her beauty sleep outside. "It's cooler here , next to the water tank. And shaded. With landscaping too" , she reasoned.

Saturday, June 21, 2008

A lesson in arithmetic

Start counting. Inul says " One,two,three, One Hundred!" Einstein continues," No, no, a Million". Isn't this called a millionpede? No, it is a Giant Millipede.

Friday, June 20, 2008

Inul and Einstein- Watsz Up Guys!

Einstein is always his handsome self. He's a killer with those gorgeous moustache. "See Mama, I am relaxing on this concrete floor. It's cool down here." Daisy reminded Einstein to rub his back sideways on the concrete floor. "No massage saloon here! D-I-Y",commented Mama Daisy.


"Hey, isn't your feet intruding the picture frame. I want to sunbathe alone", commented Inul. "Give Peace a Chance", Inul lamented.

Five days since we were back from Kuching , both Inul and Einstein are enjoying the Bintulu sun and pavement.

Tuesday, June 17, 2008

I Feel Fine

Today(17 June) I am relaxing here in Bintulu. My wounds have healed. I can now begin to groom myself in this hammock . "Have a nice day, you guys down there!"

Sibu Town

"Mama watch out! Infront", shouted Inul. But Mama Daisy is busy telling my foster parent to stop coz the traffic lights are showing red. "Ok, we'll move on when the lights are green"retorted Daisy to Inul. We left Sibu town around 4.30 in the afternoon. By our normal standard of driving, it would mean another three hours at the wheels before we reach home.
Date taken: 15 June'08

Two White Doves

This sculpture is iconic of Sri Aman town. The road leading to Sri Aman town will lead one right to this public sculpture. "Aman" means peace. Thus the choice of dove to represent 'peace'.
Date taken: 15 June'08

Sarawak's rural scenery

This is how travelling through rural Sarawak looks like. The highway that stretches between Kuching to Bintulu ( 600 km) is a continuous span of trees on both sides. Some of them are planted but most are either forest reserves, national parks, or abandoned shifting cultivation sites.

We stopped over at Sri Aman town for our lunch break. Below I am given freedom to move about and check out everything is OK. Yes, so far so good. Hmmm...we have not lost any wheels. If that's what you want to know ,Sir.

Date taken: 15 June '08