I had a great time invigilating PMR exam at SMK Pulau Gaya....I believe everyone of us who got the news was expecting the worst out of it...but for me evrything was great experience. The whole week reminded me of the times I was a volunteer at MERC a few years ago. Yes!... those time where flippers and goggles were a must and well kept by me and my friend Mel at MERC. The clear blue sea was like a magnet to both of us..that we never missed a day without snorkeling for few hours..yes hours.
SMK Pulau gaya is a resort concept school. These are a few picture I've taken for the whole week...from Jesselton Point to SMK Pulau Gaya. I will upload more ASAP..heheh
No fishing man...RM 500 better go to gayang and eat sea food

The Pilot...hehe
We had a great time attending the workshop last sunday. It was very inspiring to see great work of art done by great photographers. And here are some of my shots during the whole day.
I say...it was more interesting to see the acts of these photographers than the models..(more action...haaha)

My friend Lola with a Nikon in a Canon workshop...hahaha
Cousin Josie with her Canon 40D
These few pictures were taken during our family trip to the 'Lok Kawi Wildlife Park yesterday. I was so damn frustrated with my kit lens...too limited. Have to UPGRADE LENS......MUST
We had another swimming session last sunday. Corwan my youngest, had a great time screaming and splashing around the tiny pool.

Their cousin Bano

"one more hour mummy, okay?!" - Kiko
I was fascinated by what the ants were doing. At first I thought they were carrying food around


These are the beautiful sunset moment at Tanjung Lipat, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah
Here comes wall-e, another fully animated pixar cartoon movie.
I saw it last Saturday and found out how interesting it is for human being to understand the whole story through simple gesture (eye and hands movement only) and wordless digital sounds of robots (have word, but sometimes too discreet or too simple to understand). My kids were with me watching it, but I don't think my daughter could understand it. My son Daine, I believe was trying to get all the jokes out of it. And I guess he does get it coz he laughed along at some part.
Well for my review, it was a really good movie....yes me being environmental...the movie shows the real possibility of earth source and life depletion. As for the marshmallow peoples...yes it is possible too...don't believe it??!!...with all the great inventions blooming all over the world...gadgets and tools around us that makes us human more comfy...or I might say 'Lazy'...IT is possible. And robot falls in love? that is creepy. Thats the nonsense part of the movie. The whole idea was plainly cute maybe, but it was fun to watch...I say it is a 'Must Watch'.
I really, really got pissed off at myself for misreading the exam schedule. I had to spend RM50 to do the photocopy of my exam paper(160 sets ya...8pages each)..hayya...how can I forgot about it...And I had to spend the whole night preparing it for tomorrow...I mean today...hergheeye.
I've just ventured into this hobby. Which of course... after being influenced by so many of my friends whom I should say...very good at it. Inspired by their beautiful pictures, I decided to try it myself, starting with a Nikon D60. These are some of the photos taken on my 'first gig' with the D60.

This is my 5 year old son Daine.
Daine , Kiko , Bano
This is after the potluck at church last Saturday.

My cool mama. haha..My grandma.
Wala!...I finally starts to blog. I used to think that this is a waste of my... usually very well occupied & busy life. But then...I realise I'm about to go nuts on the hectic & stressful 'situation' in my work place, I soon believe that blogging is a good way to lay down all my thoughts and feelings, before insanity takes over... :P Still getting use to all this blogging stuff...;P