Workshop @ Selesa Resort, PD

Attended a digital native workshop organised by BPG, at Selesa Resort, Port Dickson, 7-10 Nov 2012.  On 7 Nov, I reached Selesa Resort at about 4.00 p.m. and was told that there will be no briefing session in the afternoon. So, I decided to visit the army museum. Unfortunately, I didn't enter the exhibition hall because of safety purpose...no officer on duty, no other visitors, dimming light in the exhibition hall and... there were workers around.



 In Memory of Our Fallen Heroes, 1941-1942
 

Tanjung Tuan, Malacca

 Tanjung Tuan (Cape Rachado), Malacca. 16 Sept 2012

Tanjung Tuan, also known as Cape Rachado, is well known as a popular stopover point for migrating raptors. The migratory season will be in March and October.

The Tanjung Tuan entrance is just next to PNB Ilham Beach Resort. Entrance to Cape Rachado is RM1.00 per visitor.

 

The lighthouse at the peak, about 1km uphill walk from the Tanjung Tuan entrance. The lighthouse is facing the Strait of Malacca and believed to have been originally built by the Portuguese in the 16th century.

From the peak, visitors have an amazing view of the sea.

sea view from the lighthouse

  

trail to the beaches

unique tree trunk

Beautiful beaches are hidden away at the Tanjung Tuan coastal forest at the tip of Cape Rachado.

scenery of the beach

  scenery of another beach

 

Do you know the name of this creature? It looks like the stone

 

monkey taking bread

unique tree leaves (green)

 unique tree leaves (dried)

Kuantan, Pahang

Kuantan, 12-14 Sept 2012

My last visit to Kuantan was two years ago. This time, i was assigned to visit four schols in Kuantan district.  I was a bit worried because i don't know Kuantan well and the only hotel that i can remember is Grand Continental Hotel (GCH). I tried to locate the schools using google maps but it was useless because i don't know Kuantan. So what i did was just prayed God to lead the way. Thank God I found GCH easily before 7pm on 12 Sept.  

My journey to SMK Paya Bear on day one was not smooth. I lost my way in Kuantan town for about 20 minutes looking for the so called 'numbered traffic light' where i need to make a right turn leading to SMK Paya Besar. The local people are very friendly and they give direction as if you are local too. Well, I managed to locate the school after an hour.

After visiting SMK Pelindung on 13 Sept., I detoured to Teluk Cempedak which is not far from the school. The beach is beautiful but too many monkeys around the bridge. One of them was pulling my long skirt and refused to let go when i tried to pull back. May be they are just too hungry.

I was there for about 30 minutes but went there again after visiting SK Beserah and SMK Tengku Afzan.on14 Sept.

one end of the beach

the other end of the beach

WISDOM IN DEDICION MAKING (PART 2)

After putting my special issue in word and read it again and again, now I realised that actually I never get confuse. I am very sure of what I feel, what I think and what I want. My decision is yes since day one and I never let it go. I am still keeping it on top of my prayers list. Also, many of my prayers had been answered. All in all, I know the problems is my own self. It's just that...I am too sturburn and too much of thinking and worrying. Let's start and hopefully it's never too late.


Albrecht Dürer

"Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus." (Phil 4:6-7)

A Trip to Malacca, 11 August 2012

Saturday, I joined the SCMC senior cell group members for a one day trip to Malacca. We happily walked around Malacca town under the hot sun. We visited the submarine museum, the Baba-Nyonya Heritage Museum, Dutch Square, St Paul's Church and A Famosa fort. Mothers had a wonderful shopping hour at the Jonker Street. For lunch, we enjoyed the nyonya food at Ole Nyonya Restaurant. Later, we stopped at Seremban for the famous pau and dinner.

A decommissioned Royal Malaysian Navy submarine converted into a museum submarine  at the 1Malaysia Square, Klebang, Malacca.

 the front

the back  

    Malacca River was once an important trade route in the 15th century. Now, it is popular because of the 45-minute River Cruise.

The surviving gate of A Famosa Portugese fortress. The fortress built around a natural hill near the sea in 1511 under the command of Afonso de Albuquerque.

 

Behind me is the Stadhuys (meaning town hall) was once a centre of the Dutch administrative office until it was converted into Museum in 1982. The Christ Church, Red Clock Tower and The Stadhuys makes up the Dutch Square. The Victoria Regina fountain was erected in memory of A Great Queen.

 Christ Church

  Red clock tower

  

Nicely decorated trishaw waiting for customers along the road in front fo Christ Church.

The 110 meters in height Menara Taming Sari revolves 360° to provide a panoramic view of Malacca town and beyond at a glance.

A unique big tree near the roadside that captured my attention.

Durian cendol...yummy!