Since currently I am free and bored... and I don't know what to write... probably I just told a short story about cats that live within my vicinity....
This is
Pontelan.... fat, heavyweight, cuddly feline... belong to my brother, whose living next door. I caught her last time, whey she try stealing
Whiskas which I kept for my cat.... She's very quite, doesn't meow much and sneaking like fat ninja from the Kitchen windows.... making her way undetectable barely, trying to climb the cupboard.. reaching for the purple packages of
Whiskas...
As I caught her red pawed... she's in her typical expressionless face... trying to look cute.. and managed to pose for my photo shot... and walk away without shame nor remorse...
This is
Pontelan trying to pick fight with my scared to the bone cat...
Misai (her other name was
Macan Tutul).. I am sure
Pontelan is just trying to make friend and play .. but this paranoid, nervous and low self esteemed
Misai just scream and defence herself without reason...
The statistic would say, she's will definitely lose to the heavyweight Pontelan.... but yet no sign of surrender nor social negotiation initiated by Misai... a very disturbed and not smart cat...
My mother have other theory.. perhaps
Pontelan is feeling resentful for our cat and want to get rid of them... so she can monopolize the
Whiskas for herself...
Misai is not just fearful with
Pontelan, she's totally paranoid with people she's doesn't know... especially me... the person who supply the Food Aid.... ungrateful creature.....
Waitlah, when I am gone and start living away again... don't dream to have crunchy Whiskas.... back to left over fish and rice....
This sunset photo was taken at my usual favourite spot... Parit Jawa, Muar fisherman port. The water was calm that day due to no tide... giving mirror reflection effect of the old jetty. Normally we can see water ripple on the surface ....caused by tide or boat movement...
Sunrise photo shot taken on the early morning as I'm preparing to buy some fish from the local market. The huge kampung durian tree give special visual effect....
Moon over my kampung house... photo taken using 15 second exposure, tripod and night scene setting. To get a steady night shot, use the timer.... in addition of using tripod, use timer to activate the photo snap... this is because, if you snap manually, there's a minute movement of the camera which will effect the photo quality... so use timer or remote control. My camera does not have remote control...
