http://tumsdebab.fotopages.com/ Wed, 20 Aug 2008 03:12:51 GMT Wed, 20 Aug 2008 03:12:51 GMT http://www.fotopages.com/images/rss_logo.gif http://shw.fotopages.com/ 40 60 Getting married this saturday!!!! Here's the invitation card for my friends... The subang one is on saturday at the bride's place, and the sunday one is in Bandar baru bangi, groom's house http://tumsdebab.fotopages.com/?entry=858743 Tue, 11 Jul 2006 00:00:00 GMT Went for a cycle around soton. The weather is lovely nowadays..couldnt waste it by sitting in my room!! Anyhoo..these are a few pics from around the town centre...will try to take more pics of soton and try to prove that there are interesting and pretty stuff in this city, contrary to what most people think :wtf_beard: http://tumsdebab.fotopages.com/?entry=786781 Mon, 01 May 2006 00:00:00 GMT It was a nice day in gud ol Glasgow. Aishah wanted to go hillwalking... we needed the exercise $-) The initial plan was to go to Ben Lomond...checked the website... Difficulty: Hard, Ascend time: 3 hours... hmm... nahhh... ;-) Then we found this place. The Whangie (pronouced Whan-ngey), it is basically two walls of rock and you can walk between them. however, you do have to hike a few miles to get to the place.... It was really sunny. Very harsh lighting for photography... forgot to bring my ND filters. Didn't get many good pics of the whangie itself..quite hard to photograph it. Anyways... here are some pics of Aishah, Jimala and me..waddling to the Whangie http://tumsdebab.fotopages.com/?entry=764055 Sat, 08 Apr 2006 00:00:00 GMT April Fool's Day!!! 7 years ago on this day I was doing so many silly stuff... even got myself public-caned for it. nearly got suspended from school as well...ahh good memories LOL Anyhoo... for this year, I opted to go up to Glasgow to visit La Fiance. We actually went to Dumbarton castle on the 2nd of April.. I was too tired from travelling on the 1st, and Aishah had to work. Here are some pics from the trip. It was a bit cold and the weather was a bit gloomy, hence lots of B&W and Sephia photos. Not much sun to bring out the colours of the surroundings. Dumbarton castle is abt 20 mins drive away from glasgow...near Port Glasgow. There isn't actually a Castle there..only a few small buildings...but placed on the awesome Dumbarton Rock. http://tumsdebab.fotopages.com/?entry=763151 Sat, 01 Apr 2006 00:00:00 GMT Road Tripp! One last journey before I go back to Southampton... So we took a drive early sunday morning to Bracklin Falls...North west of Glasgow. It was cold...but not too cold. just nice I guess. Took a few nice pics...saw a wild deer while we were walking to the falls. Unfortunately the bridge tht croses the falls was broken down by flood a few weeks before, hence I couldnt get a picture of it... anyhoo...it was a nice day out, we ended up in Dundee afterwards...kaco Melo. :lol_up: Maroon 5 - Sunday Morning Sunday morning rain is falling Steal some covers share some skin Clouds are shrouding us in moments unforgettable You twist to fit the mold that I am in But things just get so crazy living life gets hard to do And I would gladly hit the road get up and go if I knew That someday it would lead me back to you That someday it would lead me back to you That may be all I need In darkness she is all I see Come and rest your bones with me Driving slow on Sunday morning And I never want to leave Fingers trace your every outline Paint a picture with my hands Back and forth we sway like branches in a storm Change the weather still together when it ends That may be all I need In darkness she is all I see Come and rest your bones with me Driving slow on Sunday morning And I never want to leave But things just get so crazy living life gets hard to do Sunday morning rain is falling and I'm calling out to you Singing someday it'll bring me back to you Find a way to bring myself home to you And you may not know That may be all I need In darkness she is all I see Come and rest your bones with me Driving slow? http://tumsdebab.fotopages.com/?entry=671111 Sun, 27 Nov 2005 00:00:00 GMT I was still in Glasgow and had this urGe to eat BEEF. STEAK. Aummm.... so Aishah was in class, since it was a nice day anyway, brought the camera along and slowly walked to Barakah...the Halal Meat shop. Don't be fooled by the sunshine...it was a cold winter day...freezing! Anyhooo..here are some pics from my 1 hour walk to the shop (usually it takes abt 15-20 mins ;-) ) ... to those who cares...I didnt get my meat.. :mad_curse: :hopeless: http://tumsdebab.fotopages.com/?entry=671100 Thu, 24 Nov 2005 00:00:00 GMT Raya time...aishah made a biggg feast of soto, lontong, rendang+pulut (was supposed to be lemang but we cant be bothered) and begedil heheh. Spent like 11 hours cooking... the company was good...loads of people came n we had great fun. Maybe she'll do it again next year kekkeke :groucho: http://tumsdebab.fotopages.com/?entry=671094 Sat, 12 Nov 2005 00:00:00 GMT A visit to Cambodia will not be complete without viewing of Angkor Wat and the surounding temples. The Angkor Archeological site has been declared as one of the World's Cultural Heritage site. It is amazing...very impressive. i shall continue later coz i hv to cook now... http://tumsdebab.fotopages.com/?entry=612155 Thu, 29 Sep 2005 00:00:00 GMT Here are some pictures during our stay in Siem Reap. There lots of rustic ethnic small bars throughout Siem Reap. They are all very relaxed, with nice music and comfy chair and really dont mind you sitting there for hours even if you only bought 1 coca cola or even water! few of my favourites were Angkor What?, Laundry bar (1st drink free before 9pm), Le Tigre de Papier (comfy couch and big screen tv) and The Blue Pumpkin (not a bar...a bakery. the upper level is unbelievable. imagine a longggg single bed stretched along the whole length of the room, and converted into a sofa with breakfast in bed tables. so nice, n comfy!) Obviously we had nothing much to do at night so walking around and chilling was the main thing. http://tumsdebab.fotopages.com/?entry=611890 Wed, 14 Sep 2005 00:00:00 GMT The second half of my clinical elective was spent in Angkor Hospital for Children in Siem Reap with Ilyaas. It was a great experience and such an eye opener. Cambodia is one of the poorest SE Asian country. Siem reap is the 2nd largest city next to Phnom Penh and to be honest it is pretty small. Most of the locals stay out of cities. Profits from rice farming generates the main income. The hospital that we were attached to is completely dependent to donations. It was started by Kenro Izu, a world renowned Japanese photographer. He published his pictures and produced a photo book especially for the children of Cambodia. The money generated was used to build the hospital and start a charity organisation for the hospital, Friends Without A Border (www.fwab.org) Here are some pics around the hospital. We met so many people, local and foreign volunteers throughout our stay in Siem Reap. There was Ben from California who is staying there for 6 months, Kate the dental student from Uni of Dundee, Maria the physiotherapist from somwhere in Austria :P, Daniel the photographer from USA as well, David Shoemaker from Canada who is practically staying there now, Mach the librarian cum Khmer teacher cum tour guide cum national football player etc etc etc etc, Arun and Mom who were so helpful all the time, Dr vuthy, Kazumi and lots of other staffs who showed us so much during our attachment. It was very nice to see all of you and thanks a lot for everything http://tumsdebab.fotopages.com/?entry=611846 Fri, 09 Sep 2005 00:00:00 GMT