Glimpses of my home

Our green lung spot.

My lotus plant.

A pair of serama chiken as our pet. The sound of it crowing every morning add another interesting dimension to our house.

A plant to pump oxygen into my bathroom.

Flower pot in another corner of my bathroom.

Flowers from my garden

I'm not good at rearing bougainvillea or bunga kertas but suddenly all of them decide to bloom. Alhamdulillah.

Local breed. Just one slice of petals.

Another bougainvillea plant.

Not sure the name. Very generous in producing flowers.

Imported breed. A few layers of petals.

The many faces of Aiman

At two years old, Aiman is very cute. Here, displaying his rabbit set of teeth. A sincere smile that reaches the eyes.

At great grandma's house. The house that has seen four generations flourishing.

At Port Dickson when he was three years old.

At four years old, he surf the internet and choose his own game. By typing 'ABC', ABC games will appear. Choose and play. Typing 'MICKEY', mickey mouse game will appear.

On a fishing trip to deep water in Kuantan. Being an active boy, no sea sickness is experienced by him. Tough boy!

Fishing trip to Kuantan

Loading things into the fishing boat. Aiman posing at the jetty.

Mangrove along the river. Mangrove is a good armour against tides of tsunami. Preserve them.

My husband with Aiman beside the Pahang river after a night at the sea. Seen here people fishing along the longest river in Peninsular Malaysia.

The price catch of the day - a haruan tasik fish. Its a great compensation after losing three big squids on the verge of pulling them into deck. Not to mention another three sea snakes that got themselves tangled into my husband's fishing rod.

Sun set in Kuantan.

My vegetable garden

Young shoots getting ready to substitute old plants.
My kacang panjang or long beans protruding from behind the lush foliage.
Aiman with the a day's toil. Long beans and bitter gourd or peria katak.
Young bitter gourd. Sometimes it is difficult to notice it since the color is the same as the leaves.
This is what happen if I fail to notice it earlier - it turns yellow. After sometimes it will crack and expose its seeds which will eventually fall down to earth and begin a new life cycle. Allah is great!
Aiman in front of my vegetable plot. Among the plants is a grape plant. Just trying my luck.

Trip to Templer Park - 5th June 09

Carrying Aiman crossing the water to reach for the bridge.
My second and third son with their SMUG t-shirt - Student MacIntosh User Group. I took my my second son and daughter to Apple Student Workshop from 2nd to 4th June.
The natural gate to the forest. On the way home.
From left to right - Aqil (3rd child), Ariff (2nd child), Liyana (4th child) and of course Aiman (5th child). Quite a big age gap isn't it?
Ascending the trail to the waterfall. Aiman insist to walk on his own. No assistance, please! I'm as strong as you guys.

Trip to Malacca (9 and 10 June 09)

The kids strolling the beach of Tanjung Bidara, Malacca. Went to Malacca for a holiday and take the opportunity to celebrate three birthdays, Abang Long 10th June, Aiman 30 June and Abang Ngah 16 July. The kids enjoy the pool and the beautiful beach. They even caught a baby jelly fish and confined it in a plastic glass. After showing to everyone, it was released back to the water. Heard someone got sting by a jelly fish that day. Skin turned red.