Category: Personal

Labour Day is always special because – this is when May Chin’s mom (who’s birthday is also today!) went into labour … Happy Birthday my dear May Chin … May your life be ever so sweet 🙂

I’m always fascinated by the “wonder” shown in a child … and Gareth helps me a lot whenever I tempted to lose this “wonder”. Our trip was full of surprises, one of them was meeting up with the Wong family who happened to be in Cameron for a holiday too! Then we also bumped into…

we were so excited on day two Monday and went to Boh Tea Plantation near Habu. Little did we know like pastors they take their sabbath on Monday 🙂 But that didn’t dampen our spirit, we got more educated that’s all .. i.e. don’t go to tea plantations in Cameron highlands on monday! I tried…

These would be some of my favorite artsy photos on the second day first morning. there’s always something special about the sunrise. my “Joshua flower” and “Joshua Tree” 🙂 The sunrise and sunflowers are a perfect match. from a different point of view

We had the same breakfast everyday … cornflakes, milk, juice, bacon & eggs, toast, jam and coffee .. and they were all good. It’s been quite a while since we have had breakfast together as a family. Nowadays, May Chin and Elysia will be off early to my mum’s place. Gareth then would wake up…

My first two morning photos. I miss the cool early morning and the beautiful sunrise. The freshness, the morning dew, the sunflowers, the smell of morning grass … ahhh. These pictures are my way of savouring the moment in my imagination. What an awesoem God given gift to humans. 🙂 I love this swing where…

Our destination was the Lutheran Mission Bungalow, Jalan Kamunting (now I’ve leaked out why it’s called the Easter Kamunting Holiday). We’ve tried booking it before but failed everytime. After there’s a change of management this year, we’re happy to finally get a room. The food that welcomed us the first evening … was totally designed…

My longest distance so far lately has been to down south Seremban, Port Dickson or Malacca. I’ve always liked the scenic drive up north towards Ipoh and this round Cameron Highlands. We chose to use the new highway which was 40km more but a smoother drive. It rained heavily when we left Kuala Lumpur. But…

Finally I could upload the latest family photo we took at Cameron Highlands. The rest will be either one of us missing because we’re holding the camera. 🙂

We’re back from Cameron Highlands. I’m deeply grateful to God we as a family could start our Easter Season with a much needed time away from the busy hurried stuffy draining enviroment of Kuala Lumpur (and all that’s connected not just with the city physically but also metaphorically). We definately had a good feast for…