Kinki in the House

I brought Kinki for grooming today. Kinki is a bit fat compare with others puddles. Just now when I went to take her back, there were 5 or 6 others puddles there in the pet shop. All of them are taller than her. There are 2 groomers busy trimming and grooming all the dogs.

Now Kinki knows how to listen to me. When I tell her to sit down, she listens and obey. This is so fun!

Alvin in Boarding Room

Alvin is in the boarding room at Senai International Airport, on his way back to Kuala Lumpur to see us.

Issac’s New Specs

Today after work I brought two kids went to Summit USJ Mall to take his new spectacles. He is wearing it now. We were having our dinner at the Penang Asam House.

Here is his new creation again!

Pizza Time 10 Aug 2013

We were having pizza the other day after came back from the Johor Bahru trip. We had our weekend night at Pizza Hut Taipan.

Mega Vision Contemporary Art 10 – 18 Aug 2013

“ Every artist has his own path of life. Even if the path is thorny and lonely, they are unperturbed and persist in their pursuit of art without giving up. This is the fundamental spirit of the Mega Vision Contemporary Artist Guild. ”

“ Mega Vision Contemporary Artist Guild was formed in 2002 by a group of very experienced and competent artists from Hong Kong. Throughout these 11 years, it has actively organised many highly-acclaimed exhibitions. There are only a small number of artists participating in this Mega Vision Art Exhibition, as the main purpose is to give each artist the opportunity to demonstrate their individual style. ”

“ The four established artists from Hong Kong are Au Yeung Nai Chim, Wong Lo, Leung Kai Ming and Liu Cheng Mui; while the other four from Malaysia are Yap Hong Ngee, Foo Yong Kong, Puah Kim Hai and Khong Miaw Leong. ”

“ The exhibits on displayed include calligraphy, ink painting, oil painting, print and photographic works. The beauty of these creative contemporary artworks is like the display of a multicoloured rainbow. ”

We came to Wisma Kebudayaan SGM again. This time is to collect Issac consolation price for the pencil artwork during our visits to her Teacher Jane Yap art exhibition – Dots . Lines . Circles.

There was one day, Mummy received a call from a Kuala Lumpur telephone number, I picked up and had been informed by the person over the phone that Issac had been given a small price for what he had drew previously. She asked us to go and collect the price. I was so happy when I heard that! My son really do have a talent in art, even though he is not smart in his studies… At least, it is something what Issac loves to do – drawing and colouring!

I just requested the lady who worked at the SGM to present the price to Issac, so that I can just took a photo of Issac. He is really happy too ^^.

And, it is so co-incidentally that there is another art exhibition going on, so we think that why not we just went to the exhibition and have a look on it. Teacher Jane Yap dad – Yap Hong Ngee also is one of the featured artist too! That make me feel joy and wanted to have a look at his paintings!

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Annabelle’s First Toothless

Annabelle’s first tooth came off officially today! She feels so pain all these days. And finally toothless!

Zoo Johor Bahru 9 Aug 2013

After Hutan Bandar, we went to the Zoo Johor. The Zoo Johor is located at Jalan Gertak Merah. It is at the heart of Johor Bahru.

It is situated near to the Royal Museum and the Johor Bahru Palace Grounds. Still, the nearest landmark to the zoo is a mosque named Masjid Abu Bakar.

Zoo Johor is considered as one of the oldest zoos in Malaysia as it was built in the year of 1928.

There are more than 100 species of animals living in Zoo Johor including some endangered species of them animals. They are gorillas, elephants, flamingos, horses, lions and much more.

Once we walked in the zoo, immediately there were few pelican birds welcomed us. The zoo is not really clean and not well organized with clean food selling around the stalls during our visit there.

Probably it is weekend, there were so many visitors. Most of them were the foreign workers, such as Bangladeshis, Indonesian, Burmese, Cambodians, Indian, Vietnamese and Pakistanis. The crowds is really big.

This is probably one of the favourite spot for them to take a break and relax after the hard working life, and considered cheap too the entrance fees is just RM3. Besides that, can see local families bringing their children here too. There are animal shows for the entertainment too.

Overall, we felt that the zoo was poorly maintained, as most of the animals looked tired and bored. They need more attentions and cares from the zoo keepers, and a proper environments for them to live in! Hope that they can improve to a better and comfort living environment.

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