Pictures. Just Pictures.

Ask me to take a stroll around somewhere with a camera(no, not an overpriced camera), and I'll give you something like this:

This, my friend, is called the ruai (Among the few traditional
longhouses which still survives).

Too late to rotate. Meet Carlos the cat.

Hang on there, buddy.

Too late to rotate Part 2

Talking to the Moon

Drummer on the Rooftop

Acting Handsome

One thing I like about going back to my grandparents' place a.k.a the village is not about celebrating Gawai itself, but rather because it reminds me of my roots right at the point when I'm about to begin to forget. It reminds me of why in the first place I chose to study what I'm studying now. It reminds me of the time when I was so motivated last year before flying off to SA. Sometimes, we just need to get back to our roots to visualise what we want in our future. Oh my, why did this post become so emo. Haha.

Photograph-Fee

First and foremost, nobody in the house calls me Fee. (This is not related to what I'm going to share). Enough with the intro.

Just want to share some pics I found while digging my pen drive.

Location: Taman Rimba Sama Jaya.
Why was I there: Environmental Week
Year: 2008
Genre: Rock Theme: Nature (?)

Location: Sarawak Cultural Village aka Kampung Budaya Sarawak
Why was I there: School Trip after PMR
Year: 2008

I was am one great photographer. (Self motivation, not more than that).

Kitty Now and Then

When boredom strikes...

June Photo

Kampung Sky. The sky is always beautiful.

Most beautiful pic I've ever taken, I think.

The Delayed Post...

I went to Sibu on the 1st June, obviously just for fun. (Thanks to my limited skills of putting a grumpy face emoticon here). You don't need to know the story.

This is the market. Wah, nice sentence huh?

And this is called a drum set. A live band came to make a performance, obviously. I think on the 31st May (sorry for my low memory capacity).

The drums and PA system. What's a PA system by the way? (Okay, I googled it).

Taarraaaa...this is the engkerumung, my second favourite musical instrument after guitar. Quite easy to improvise on. Fun too. However solo playing is not that fun. It should be accompanied with the others to make it more fun.

And finally, the Rubiks cubes. Mine with my cousins'.

So, what's all these pics? I thought it was supposed to centre on Gawai, drunk people, ngajat, kids wearing traditional costumes. Gah, sorry for my laziness. Waiting pics to upload is not so fun.

Shoes

ใหม่

Let the shoes speak.

Hibiscus

Unspoken

Photography

Motion