Joseph’s new biker jacket
I can’t help it, when Joseph wears the jacket, he reminds me of the Ghost Rider.
I can’t help it, when Joseph wears the jacket, he reminds me of the Ghost Rider.
We had a short holiday at Cameron Highlands from 19 to 21 Dec 2011, and our trip is recorded in the page here:
After Cameron Highlands, we spent time with YowCH’s parents in PJ. We had time with relatives:
YowCH’s uncle and wife.
YowCH’s cousin and family, having pizza dinner at Marco’s.
Esther, David and Joseph helping the grandparents pluck the trees out of the pot.
We had time to go shopping at 1Utama, and sundry-buying at MegaHerbs and Giant, washed the car and had supper with Chee Kean.
Then, on 23 Dec, we drove through terrible rains in the afternoon to Pontian:
Grace’s uncle prepared very nice babi hutan (wild boar) meat for us.
And dinner by the seaside at Zhu Qiu Restaurant was fantastic.
We left Pontian after dinner at about 8:45pm and reached home in Singapore at about 10:15pm; thank God for clear traffic from Pontian to home in Singapore.
David had some practice on Esther’s bike, and learnt quite suddenly to cycle without training wheels. Actually, mum had to run beside him to be ‘supportive’ during his training.
As promised, we got him a bicycle on yesterday (on 5 Dec) when he demonstrated that he can cycle.
He can now make tight turns left or right, and rides smoothly.
YowCH built a catapult when he was about 10. Using similar materials, Esther and David helped build another one:
The lump of Blutack flies about 1.0m, and given the catapult is about 10cm high, the range is about 10x the height. A real catapult would be about 10ft high, meaning this will throw a decent stone about 150ft. With higher rope tension and a stronger frame (glued instead of lashed with ropes), the range can effectively be 3 times more!