31st August in Ramadhan 2010

I woke my dearest Hani for Sahur and pleasantly she walk slowly to the table and took her "sahur". When I mention about going to the office for a "Merdeka" celebration, she smiles and asked my permission to tag along. Oh yes dear...u shall.

We make our way to the event and upon arriving we could see the crowds are making their way to the main car park.

It was a memorable day for Hani. She gets the taste of people marching and performing for the invited guest. Patriotic....maybe Hani. But the least she can understand for now. Hmmm there were some men and women from the press. And I wonder ...... MLNG on the news again?

Before we make our way back, Hani gets to take pics with the winning marching team.....

Journey with Imaan: Sponsors

Journey with Imaan: Sponsors: "Our heartfelt gratitude to the following organisations and people who have kindly donated money, time and energy to help Imaan to talk. : C..."

A public coastal road next to fairway.....

Have ever wonder why does a public coastal road is build next to a golf course. The view is from a tee box. If you hit a slice, your ball will make it to the pond and hazards on the right. But if you hit a biggie draw or a biggie pull, your ball will be hitting either moving vehicles or human.

I guess many would expect a simple netting structure to be build next to the out of bound line on the left. Who will be picking up the bills anyway? Golf are often played during weekends. And funny enough, the coastal road is filled with traffic and joggers during weekend. Thus making them exposed to oncoming drives from the tee box.

Does it make any senses to build the coastal road? you decide.......