Helping Parents Succeed
We have heard of this castle for so many times and it’s time for us to take a first hand look.
Based on the story I heard, the castle was built by a Scottish planter called William Kellie Smith. But it was never complete.
The remnants of Kellie’s Castle is now a popular tourist destination and it was used in the film Anna and the King. Also it’s popular venue for wedding photos. [Read more…]
Gopeng is a small town south of Ipoh. That was our first stop during our trip. We had breakfast there (I am not fancy of the food there somehow).
Let’s dive in… [Read more…]
During the last school holidays, four families embarked on a road trip to various towns of Perak.
After some research and planning, we started our 3D2N trip up north before dawn. We put up our nights at Kinta Riverfront Hotel and Suites. Since the hotel is still brand new (7 months old), we have nothing to complain except some minor things such as slow service. Overall, the hotel is fine.
The trip took place from August 19 to August 21.
If I lump everything in one post, it will be long and messy. So I divide them by location. [Read more…]
Though many young people and children form part of the Gen HD, some “old” folks are part of it as well.
It’s not easy to go unnoticed when you go about doing your business but to notice this new breed of people.
They form this new generation called Generation Heads-Down or Gen HD in short.
As the name suggests, you won’t see their faces as they tend to look down busy fidgeting their gadget trying to keep themselves and friends posted on the latest happenings in their lives.
Most of them doing this heads down when they are in a restaurant or in a waiting room or at a bus stop. But they are some who have mastered the zen-like skill of swiping the gadget and walking at the same time.
And this includes many young children too.
Too bad for J and K, they are not allowed to join the Gen HD. Because they have an outdated dad. [Read more…]
I am second to none.
I am the strictest father in the world.
For that, I am bestowed a “Mr. No” award by one of the world’s most trustworthy NGOs: my daughter.
J has the impression that I will say “No” to any request she makes.
I don’t know how I put that idea in her mind. Maybe it’s how I brought her up and taught her how to turn down any seduction from the commercial world. [Read more…]