All.. the way from Japan

Japanese dolls with kimono for my daughters and a warrior statue..they're really cute. These are the gifts from my hubby for Iffah, Izzat & Naqib. He just returned home after having a meeting in Tokyo for 5 days. All are cost expensive there...even a cup of coffee cost about Br$10+. Each of these dolls is about Br$100+...amazing....but no where to find so these dolls are the cheapest that my hubby could buy for beloved children....

A visit with my students

Yesterday morning, I had organised and made a visit to galleries at the Islamic Propagation Centre (Pusat Dakwah Islamiah) with 5 teachers and year 2 students. The purpose of the visit was to increase students' knowledge regarding negative issues, religion, activities of the centre and to create awareness among them on the importance of maintaining peace and harmony of our country. 80 students were going and they really enjoyed the visit. We were guided by 5 officers all the way to the galleries.The centre also provided us with quizes and gifts. Thanks to the centre's staffs.

I'm back again..with my photoworks

Y00oo...Hi friends..nearly 6 months I was away from my blog. I really don't know how and what to say and the word 'busy' is the best word for my answer..hahahaha..I'll try my best to get use to my blog. Anyway I am still addicted towards my FB but not always...U can add mine as your friends in your FB..but you need to send message first then I will accept :)

Currently I'm into photoworks stuff and still in the process of learning..but not vigorously..hehehehe ..It cure my mine u know..help me to release my tension towards uncountable routine tasks. Have a look at my photoworks..

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Niah Cave (part 2)

The stairs are the way to the inside of Niah cave...I was so impressed to see inside the huge Niah cave which was pretty dark. Before we walked inside, I was interested in knowing how they constructed the hanging tall stick from the ceiling of the cave. The people climbed up the hanging stick to get the bird's nest. These are the nests for the chinese bird nest soup.

A demonstration on how the people hang the sticks using rope. Wow ..it looked easy but actually to construct it is very complicated

Me & friends

nice view

Stairs which lead inside the dark cave

Niah Cave (part 1)

Friday, March the 26th I made a trip with a group of teachers to the Niah cave which is located within the district of Miri in Sarawak, Malaysia. Niah cave was once the shelter for the human life and now is home only to bats, swiftlets and other specially adafted of forms of life. It was a day long trip and a very tiring adventure...but anyway I really enjoyed doing it and love to go there again one day with my family.

I like this photo

Niah Cave trail map

We have to cross the river by boat to reach to the other side of niah cave land

Niah Archaeology museum- no camera is allowed inside it

Bulian tree

'Kacip Fatimah' plant

Towards Niah cave

This cave they called it 'Gua Dagang'

A trip to Water Village

Tuesday, Mac 23rd was my trip with family to Kampong Air in Bandar Seri Begawan. We hired a water taxi to bring us around the water village. We started our visit at 10 am, ohh thanked God that day the weather was fine and cloudy. This was fun, my kids was excited and I knew this activity is seldom to occur to them. People like us who stay on land will eager to come over and want to feel the life at water village.

Off we go

We passed Kg Bendahara Lama and we could see a our late father's graveyard at 'Tanah perkuburn Limbungan' from distance

Water pipes for water village's people

Garbage was transported by boat to the garbage area

tourists' attraction

Beautiful....Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque

Me and my 12th sister

Fuel station for boats

The legend rock is said to be the ship of Nakhoda Ragam that was being cursed by his mother

View of Sultan Palace - Nurul Iman Palace

Can u see the hanging plastic bags? Inside are the placenta of the babies.....There are people still believe in traditional belief. I don't actually know what it's purpose hanging that things.

This is the way towards Kampung Menunggul.

My kids felt a bit scary when passed this narrow passage, we could hear the birds singing here and there

Towards Kampung Bolkiah

These are modern houses scheme at Kampung Bolkiah..nice

Small land called Lumut Lunting

One of the primary school

Traditional galary Building for tourists visiting the water village

wow..cool and modern

Seat to view a water village documentary

Some of the ancient things and traditional handicrafts are displayed in this galary

The trip ended at 12 am and then we had our lunch together at Delima shopping complex.

My kids favourite dish is chicken rice at SCR restaurant.