15,000 km and Going!

Mama Daisy takes long naps now. Her favourite place seems to be at the top of the filing cabinet.
I guess Mama must have very stressed from the last journey. I think I could be one of the reasons because at every start of the journey I would scream and move about in the car. But during the last trip I have improved on that behaviour. In less than 30 minutes I'm settled to my seat. Sorry Mum you may have a frightened kid, but I love you. On this 13 th trip to Bintulu our running record now stands at 15,000 km. Wah, Wah, ..Paws Up to Mama Daisy.

Photo taking session

This is an early morning shot. My fospa hurried me for this photo taking session. I don't look my usual best. Still looking sleepy. The reason was, I'm 14 months 4 days old today and I need to have one good photo for posterity! Quick, the heat is on me!!

Back to Bintulu

On 24 March'09, we were back on the road again. This is our 13th trip to Bintulu.

Weather wise, fine and cloudy for most of the journey. Above pix shows the entrance to Sri Aman town where we dropped by for lunch break. The harvesting time was almost done as we drove on this journey through the whole length of Sarawak countryside from Kuching to Bintulu. The padi fields looked brown and abandoned after the harvesting period.

We parked our car at the town's green space where hawkers were seen displaying their jungle produces under the shade of large angsana trees.

Our front garden

Sunset as viewed from our front garden. See the mountain in the distance?

On this trip we see our front garden is becoming more beautiful. Fospa has added a variegated yellow croton to the planting design.

Mama Daisy having an afternoon nap at the front garden.

I too would like my picture taken ,please!

Mama is angry

Fospa disturbed Mama and she became angry a bit. 'One more finger and I'll bite' she warned.

In the shade

Today the weather was extremely hot. While fospa was busy gardening, I was busy supervising from under the shade.

Cats For Thought

Funny thing. Humans find it very difficult to move in or out of their modes of thinking. Here's a catsy way of doing it.

First, Mama Daisy illustrates what is meant by ' Thinking Outside the Box'.

Secondly, I show ' How to think inside the box'.

Note: Whoever attempts to follow the above modes of thinking the catsy way, do at their own peril. Happy Trying.