Leaping Kangaroos

Tuesday, June 2, 2009 @ 3:34 AM

Cut it short. After breakfast, I was in the mood for building sandcastles! After building two mini sandcastles, I changed my mind and walked by the shore. I walked and walked like nobody's business until I reached an area that had super BIG rocks. With words on them. (Some people's itchy hands can't resist the temptation of scribbling words on them.) When I turned to look around, I saw that that place intersected with another beach. I wanted to go there but nobody was there to accompany me. ='( A second later, my beloved brother came walking by the shore to me. I asked him to come with me but he wanted to see the oysters which are clinging onto those rocks. == Oh, well. Another second later, my dad came and what a shock! He brought a knife with him. -_-''' He cracked open oysters and ate their meat RAW. Ewww. My brother and I watched as my dad performed some kind of surgery on the oysters. We got bored and we started walking around. The water was gushing onto our feet but it was still quite shallow as the water hasn't risen yet. We explored the whole rocky place and found two oranges floating in the water. WTH?! My brother picked those oranges and climbed onto a large rock. Then, he raised up his hand and fling the oranges with all his might. LOL. After climbing down and wading around in the water, he stepped on something sharp (I think it's an oyster) and his leg started to bleed. By that time, my mum had found us and my brother followed her back. So, my dad and I went to that deserted beach I saw earlier. As we walked and walked, crabs was crawling in and out of their holes in their ground. Not long after that, we saw many abandoned buildlings. I looked closer and, goodness gracious! It's an abandoned chalet! It looks like a haunted house. We walked around that abandoned "island" and we saw a wrecked treehouse, water running from a pipe and a cat (seriously!). Well, let's just say the cat watched our every move while I perfected my skills in catching crabs and my dad, umm, swam in the sea, climbed the treehouse(!), cracked open nuts(!!) and found a human skull(!!!)...? WTHHH. Seriously, I'm not kidding, he found a human skull! At first I thought it was a coconut that had been oxidised but after listening to my dad's proof about how sure he was that that was a human skull, I believed him. Anyway, long story short. We went back to our hotel with the skull, my bottle of crabs *smiles* and some pretty shells that reminded me of my friends. My dad showed the skull to my mum. Her reaction was just indescribable and said someone was murdered on that abandoned "island". My dad was ready to make a police report. Later. ==

A lunchtime later, we paid RM70 to tour around Pangkor Island. The two hour ride was kinda... interesting. First, we went to a temple. Next, we went to factory which process crackers (the kind to eat, not to play). After that, we went to another temple. Later, we went to the prehistoric Dutch Fort that was built when Malaysia was conquered by the Dutch people during ancient times.

The view during our tour.

The first temple.

My brother sat on the big tortoise outside the temple. And there's me.

My sister wanted to shoot the tortoise, but my brother shot her too. ==

I hope his hand gets bitten.

Many old citizens near the temple was watching us in disgust. Mind your own business lah!

Smile!

Peace!

Can't really see the background...

What they did to the fish before processing them into fish crackers. Yuck...?

LOL...?

*controls laughter*

I'm a kid again! Yay!!!

The piece of land in front of the Dutch Fort. Looks like a kind of maze. So pretty!

I don't know why my sister took this. Nice...?

Then, we went back to the hotel and finished our mission.

Final Ninja Zer0. (Try playing it at nitrome.com. Fun!)

We played until Level 9. It's too hard!

See???

My sister got tired and started chatting with her friend on the phone. My dad came over to ask us if we wanted see seven hornbills by the beach. Nahhh. After half an hour later, we went for our dinner in a corner-shop restaurant. The food were delicious and their service was good. But not for long. When it came to the fish, damn, it took about one hour to cook. We were very impatient by that time. The fish finally came and a second later, the bones were left. =X On the way back to the hotel, my mum told me that she wanted my dad to put the skull back at its original place tomorrow. She said there will be too much trouble for us if we took it back to the police station. What if there were spirits...?

This is what we normally do in the hotel other than sleeping. ==

Gonna sleep soon. I'm tired and I gotta pack. We're going back tomorrow. My crabs are fighting with each other. Okay, time to make peace. Sleep tight, peeps! =)

Till the moon's up.

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