Don’t let anyone hold any part of your life hostage. Your life is YOUR destiny and no one has the power to judge.
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| From Tua Pek Kong |
Walking back to the car, Cliff decided he wanted to let Glenn pics from the top of the Sibu Tua Pek Kong pagoda. So off we went to the Sibu Tua Pek Kong. It is a Taoist temple. We were fortunate enough to meet up with Mr Tan Teck Chiang ( behind the counter ) who patiently gave us a mini talk on Taoism and what it meant to him and his life.
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| From lantern festival procession |
As Benghui was involved in the procession I tagged along too.
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| From lantern festival procession |
The mid-autumn festival day is a grand occasion in Sibu. Mrs BB cooked special food today and even bought some moon cakes for the occasion. Benghui was involved in the Lantern Festival procession so I went to the Sibu Gateway tonight. I was fortunate enough to meet up with my Sibu Buddhist Association friends.
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| From Dragon dance at lantern festival |
Received an sms from Steve Ling, my president ( Sibu Photographic Society ) inviting me to go to take pics of a dragon dance. His words are law in my book so dutifully I went 
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| From Trip to Bawang Assan |
This post is a continuation from here. As the long journey continued the age difference between the Kuching photographers and some of the Sibu photographers became apparent . The Kuching photographers remained fresh as daisies while one by one some of us began to doze off.
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| From Trip to Bawang Assan |
After the event, I rushed over to Pulau Babi for a boat trip to Bawang Assan. The weather was hot and I walked all the way from Hotel Li Hua. By the time I reached Pulau Babi, I had almost changed my mind about going. But to turn back meant walking all the way back to where my car was parked. 
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| From Sibu lantern festival 2010 |
Today is not only Malaysia Day but it also coincides with the launching of the Sibu Lantern Festival 2010 festivities. In the pic can be seen the wushu boys.
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| From Hari Raya Puasa 2010 |
‘Open house’ during festive seasons is part of Malaysian culture and by ‘open house’, I mean homes are open to visits by friends and relatives alike. They are graciously welcomed and often great treats are in store for the visitor(s). A prominent feature that distinguishes Malaysian ‘open house’ is that it cuts across culture, race and religion.
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Pada musim raya ini, saya amat bertuah berkesempatan mengunjung ke Kampung Datuk bersama-sama rakan blogger, pemberita dan jurufoto dari seluruh Sibu.
I was fortunate to be invited along with the members of the press, photographers and bloggers from all over Sibu to visit Kampung Datuk.
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| From Rejang River cruise to nowhere |
All good thing have to come to an end. Soon we were on our way back. I am so glad everybody had a wonderful time. Behind Ah Tuong and his new friends can be seen the Lanang Bridge.
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