Visited grandma and grandpa today (dad's side) after work, and played with their new puppy, Coco who is only 9 weeks old. Active and naughty little pincher!
Grandma and grandpa seems ok but quite lonely at home, hence, a little puppy really brighten the house alot as they have something to do now, some noises at home now rather than starring at each other day and night.
I will not wanna get sick anymore for goodness sake!!!! I have been eating medicines till i'm soooooooo afraid of it! Arghhh... everything mali this time, fever, flu, cough, sorethroat...... and today is my 3 1/2 days of MC liao!
Somemore this weekend is our chinese ceremony day! Arghh.........
=) I'm the first who get to touch this... wahahahaaa...
My team just ordered few sets of new PCs with 22" flat panel which one of the manager took one set of it and gave to RC (Request Coordinator) to use. The screen is seriously huge that we almost have to turn our head from left to right to read emails. Hahahaaa...
Sometimes I really wonder...... wonder if every 'human' have a mother and father.... wonder if every 'human' have their own family or kids........
What in the world that shape a 'human' that these 'human' are acting so 'INHUMAN'......
Take a look at this and you will know what I mean.... I'm definitely sad reading this.... "Lord, please save them! Only You could do miracles among them."
Skeletons In The Island**Pics from TV SMITH.** The residents of Pulau Ketam sent some 300 stray dogs to exile on a remote island where the harsh conditions almost certainly guarantee a horrible death. Of the 300 dogs sent there, more than three-quarters are presumed to be already dead. I traveled to the island with Sabrina Yeap of Furry Friends Farm and managed to save only one dog on this reconnaissance trip. We did see several other starving and dying dogs along the mangrove shore.
I am mounting an urgent rescue mission to capture and transport the remaining survivors back to Sabrina's Furry Friends Farm animal shelter. But time is running out and there might be only skeletons and carcasses left to collect on our next trip. Boat hire is expensive there. It is a tourist area and it has already cost me a few hundred ringgit for boat hire alone, so far. The rescued dogs cannot be transported on the regular ferries.
Almost nobody will lift a finger to help without a fee. This is understandable. The locals are already shaking their heads in disbelief that there are outsiders who want to save the animals they so casually discarded. Instead of pointing fingers and antagonising them, we need their co-operation to help save the unfortunate creatures. In the process, we also hope to educate the islanders on better treatment of animals. It would be an impossible mission if we didn't win their hearts.
Pulau Ketam, 2nd May 2009: On Dire Straits. Friends Daniel Tang and Sabrina Yeap of Furry Friends Farm accompanied me on this reconnaissance trip to "Dog Island", off the Straits Of Malacca. Blogger Birds Talking (from Klang) who followed me on the earlier negotiation trip was unable to follow due to some sudden illness. We chartered a boat and as we approached the island, I was thinking we will only get to see bones and carcasses. Poisonous snakes abound on the water clogged island and the hostile island will eat any ill-prepared intruder alive. The bountiful mud and sand will swallow you when you walk on it as I was to find out later.
Pulau Ketam, 2nd May 2009: First Sighting. This was the first glimmer of hope. Notice how scrawny it is. Yet he managed to wag his tail feebly upon seeing us.
Pulau Ketam, 2nd May 2009: Heartbreak. The sad face of this abandoned puppy sitting on a branch is heartbreaking and makes me and Sabrina all the more determined to go get every single remaining dog out from there.
Pulau Ketam, 2nd May 2009: Man-Made Tragedy. According to local fishermen, the starving animals resorted to cannibalism. They ate the carcasses of the fellow castaways who didn't survive. They were so desperate that they swam to nearby kelongs only to be chased away. Many weaker ones died in the water. We enlisted the help of a couple of Indonesian workers from a nearby kelong. They will also try to feed and trap the remaining dogs where possible. I am still formulating a proper method of delivering food to selected spots on this treacherous island. I hope to be able to engage a local mangrove expert to enter the interior of the island to estimate the number of remaining survivors and to identify the places to land. Because the island is relatively remote, the rescue mission is a logistical nightmare.
Pulau Ketam, 2nd May 2009: Dog's Eye View. As Sabrina clasped her hands in prayers, I too ended up needing some prayers. I was being sucked into hungry quicksand after getting off the boat to take this picture through the mangrove plants. After some struggling, I escaped with some cuts and bruises from the mangrove roots. My slight injuries are nothing compared to the unimaginable conditions and ordeal the dogs have to go through daily. The incident also serves to remind me of the difficult and dangerous mission ahead.
Pulau Ketam, 2nd May 2009: One Lucky Terrier. Our Indonesian helper managed to grab this dog after a nasty show-down.
Pulau Ketam, 2nd May 2009: Saved and Safe. The rescued dog in the safe hands of Sabrina and on the way to a vet for treatment.
But time is running out and there might be only skeletons and carcasses left to collect on our next trip.
Fellow bloggers, you can also help by embedding this appeal poster on your blog and linking to Skeletons In The Island
Hubby and I was out since early morning till midnite. Meeting friends for lunch and dinner and went for HomeExpo in KLCC in the afternoon.
I was blessed with another round of German food again. Hubby brings me along to meet with Alex, Baljit and his wife for lunch. Alex is our German diver friend from Shell that we knew during our Tenggol trip and Baljit is from Shell too. Sadly, too shy to take pictures there, heheheheee.... but the food was ok.
Finally I get to taste Spätzle again!! But their style of cooking is abit different from the one I tasted back in Germany. I still miss the Spätzle from mama that I had last time... :) hope to really taste it again one day!
As for dinner, hubby and I met up with hubby's best friend, Chee Siang and wife, Anne at 1U where we had dinner at Italiannies.
And we went for last minute decision on midnite movie which hubby said he wish to watch.... X-Men Origins: Wolverine.
Despite of getting to meet every day and night at work, we still do meet up for lunch before we start work today! This is the power of F-o-o-D!
Jason recommended a very delicious German food in Kota Kemuning, so we went today to try it ourselves.
The chef is a German, married a nyonya and here they start a small German / European style restaurant.
Pic 1: We shared a special dish together, German Half Chicken with green sause, with potatos and salad.
Pic 2: Jason cutting out the German half chicken for us...
Pic 3: And our delicious Beef Fusilli Bolognese which i would say, SUPERB! It is seriously nice and i will definitely have this again on my next visit!
Pic 4: Jamie tasting hers.... yum yum!
Pic 5: Not forgetting their colourful handmade ice-cream, Gelato......
The price is cheap too. We had our set meal, Pandan water + Beef Fusilli Bolognese + tea / coffee + 1 scope of gelato for RM12.90. Cheap? Very... On top of that, they don't have service charge and government tax... that's the best!
So long didn't get to meet up with my sis. As usual, our working hours are all so different. Anyway, good to get to catch up with her today! Bring her to Carls Jr. to try since she never try it before. And get to chit chat alot sharing things out with each other. Good fellowship!
Pic 1: Sista
Pic 2: Me
Hhmm, guess i wouldn't be get any Carls Jr. meals next time since i have tried it twice already and their portion is seriously too huge for me and what we tried today isn't that impressive. Is abit wasteful to have to throw some food away always... :)
Can't sleep the whole night... so i really don't wanna go work and regret the whole day yawning and falling asleep at work, therefore, sms my lead and told them i'm taking mc.
Just came back from taking mc from nearby clinic. Doc said i got slight fever woh... and gave me so many med... bluek, look at them also feel like vomiting.... yucks... don't think i will be taking any med unless i really don't feel that good tmr, i will start to take the med, else... come on, just enjoy life... so far i feel ok, don't feel like sick also. Strange that doc said i got slight fever, 37.2.... hhmmmmm....
Hurray, and it's a friday.... weekends coming...
I will be going malacca tonite! yum yum, will have good food from mother-in-law! :D Thank you Lord!
And of course i'm still deeply in love with my hubby..... hehehe
:p Dream comes true! All this years, I have been wishing that I will get married at the age of 27. ;p Thank you Lord!
But after listening to alot of my girl friends, I find that I'm so different. All of them told me that it is a girl's dream to wear wedding gown.... but that is not me. -__-" I never had such a dream. All this while, I only dream to get married at 27, register and bye bye, go for honeymoon! :p Save all the hassle! Rite? hehehee...
Anyway.......... my mama keep on popek popek at me, wanting this and that for my marriage, gosh... argued so much with her... la la laaaaaa.... nevermind la... just give her la what she wants... I think she mistakenly thinks that this is her wedding instead. xp heheheeheh...
Okok, back to my ROM day! I'm just copying what my hubby posted in Facebook.
Pic 1: Raja dan ratu sehari :D
Pic 2: Mother and daughter... still Ms.Cham now.
Pic 3: Uncle and aunty also feel like want to re-marry each other again.
Pic 4: Hubby wondering where is his bride.
Pic 5: The Contract.
Pic 6: Time to remove the old ring.
Pic 7: ta da...the new ring.
Pic 8: Putting on the ring for me.
Pic 9: Wife's turn to put the ring on hubby's finger.
Pic 10: Have to take a picture with the person who solemnize our wedding.
Pic 11: The script which binds us lawfully as a wedded pair.