Monday, May 4, 2015 at 8:08PM 
Finally, after many times trying, Idlan managed to handle the sunflower seeds by himself! A big win!
The bad news was, I may have to start sharing the seeds with him. Dang!
Family, Home, holiday, sunflower seeds in Diary Monday, May 4, 2015 at 12:18PM 
I really could do with more of this. Not having to wake up super early in Monday, managing an extra couple of hours of sleep after Subuh and light traffic driving for the ward round.
Unfortunately it happened quite rare. I went out of the apartment after 10 and was already back to the apartment, mocha in hand well before noon. Easy going.
Now, what should I do for the rest of the day. Could do with a haircut I guessed.
Family, Hari Wesak, Monday, holiday in Diary Sunday, May 3, 2015 at 11:13AM 
It seemed that everybody were talking about the Pacman fight this morning. Will be joining the hype a bit later after a spot of breakfast, in time to reach home.
It's Hari Wesak here today, hence it's holiday today and tomorrow. Just did my post-call rounds and I deserved a bit of down time. What better way than to chill at home in front of the TV.
It was almost time to get ready to rumble ...
Floyd Mayweather, Hari Wesak, Manny Pacquiao, boxing, weekend in Diary Saturday, May 2, 2015 at 8:10PM 
Mother's Day was fast approaching and my boys had been asking me what I would get for Puan Anita. Well, she is their mother, so the idea must come from them. Still no news.
The Bukit Bintang entrance at Pavilion though had some really nice fake tulips on display. Not sure if they were a start for something more spectacular. Would have to wait and watch. Could do with many more of them ....
Bukit Bintang, Mother's Day, Pavilion, flowers, tulips in Diary, Event Saturday, May 2, 2015 at 8:10PM 
Definitely colourful and attractive, located right in front of Fahrenheit towards the crossing to Pavilion, right between some building site.
I was sure it was sponsored by Nippon Paints, but this was the kind of colourful advertisement one didn't really mind. It made the area more distinctive with the rather sterile background during the MRT building around Bukit Bintang lately.
Looking at the exhibits closely, I noticed that each of the balls were made from different material. You had wwod, ceramic tiles, bigger tiles, cements and even glass. Clever and subtle. It showed that the paints could be used on any surface ...
Not sure for how long it was going to stay though. Better get snaps of them while they last ...