Moving: Kite: Dino

Today is officially my last day at my parents' house. Tomorrow morning i'll be putting all my stuff in the boot of the car (my mum's car btw), turn on the ignition key and off to the end of the horizon, to where ever the wheels are taking me. ....Well, actually i will be heading to Bangi, to my new house, and a new job. I'm supposed to take my newly-purchased-used car, but sumthing went wrong with the radiator, so i am forced to borrow my mum's car till next week.

So much for starting a new life of independence. What can i say, changing cold turkey have never worked for me anyway; I always need to go through some sort of conditioning-transition phase...so that the overall changing process appears seamless. Not so adventurous ay?? I guess so...

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A kite is not only meant for kids, and the colourful ones are definitely not only restricted to girls. Sometimes a dude has the right to chill at a park and fly a cute and colourful kite with the aid of the afternoon autumn breeze......... Ahh, blissful and peaceful. Only second to fishing.
Picture taken at Bute Park, Cardiff, Wales. Sept 2005.

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A life size dinosour's skeleton is a must see for any London tourist. The London Natural History Museum holds hundreds (maybe thousands?) of authentic and replica fossils of long gone animals of the prehistoric age to modern day extinct organisms. Most of them are in the complete form.

Located within a walking distance to the famous Harrod's store and with no admission fee, one has no excuse to miss this tourist hot spot. Totally worth it. I spent half a day there, and yet only managed to cover half of the galleries. This place is huge.

Picture above was taken with my late canon ixus using the photo-stitch function with wide-angle-lense effect.

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