The White Dog and the Brown Dog
What are they doing in the public? Well, don't misundesstand, they are childhood friends and are both males, neither fighting nor mating. They are just playing!
The white dog is bigger in size and seems to be a bully, but they are very careful in their bites, no power at all.
Monday, 3 November 2014
Sunday, 2 November 2014
New Ugly Dog At Sarikei Old Home
Handsome dog is certainly not easy to come by. My eldest sister brought back another dog to replace the dead dog, ding-dong. This dog is named Ah Bou (meaning treasure) by my youngest brother.
Hello, welcome Home, Ah Bou!
Yes, he liked the new home by depositing a big pool of shit in the middle of the kitchen! So, there he is, out of the house!
Handsome dog is certainly not easy to come by. My eldest sister brought back another dog to replace the dead dog, ding-dong. This dog is named Ah Bou (meaning treasure) by my youngest brother.
Hello, welcome Home, Ah Bou!
Yes, he liked the new home by depositing a big pool of shit in the middle of the kitchen! So, there he is, out of the house!
Saturday, 1 November 2014
Sunset Logging
Thirty years ago, the logs were huge and more than 1m in diameter. But now, the logs are small, less than 400mm, as can be seen on the log pond and barge. Another ten years, there will be hardly any log around at the area!
The barge is also too big for the river, occupying one half width of the small river.
Thirty years ago, the logs were huge and more than 1m in diameter. But now, the logs are small, less than 400mm, as can be seen on the log pond and barge. Another ten years, there will be hardly any log around at the area!
The barge is also too big for the river, occupying one half width of the small river.
This shrub is found along the access road to my farm, planted by the neighbouring Natives. The only white flower on the 2m hight plant caught my attention. The leaves are dark green and shiny and grow well under the full sun.
It is an uncommon plant in Sarikei and I wonder where did they get the seedling!
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