A little nature lover

I'd love to look at and be able to name all plants/trees. I asked Kak Mahani about the plants that we saw during one of our morning walks in Kuantan and she answered,

"Entah lah neeza. Nanti I tanya tuan dia ye.." *giggle*

Ye la tu Kak Mahani.. Heheee... I also asked Anisz about the trees that I saw from our college van when we were on our way to KL and she said,

"Dah agak dah.. mesti Kak Neeza tanya punya" the smart Anisz.. hehee..



I enjoy a scenery of a wide blue sea with pretty swimming fish and dancing corals. When I was small, whenever we passed by Sg Pahang (or was it Sg Temerloh), Mok (my grandma) always woke me up (I slept as soon as I got into the car) and told me,

"Ja, bangun! Air blana (banyak)"

I would quickly got up and look through the window and said,

"Waaaa... Air blana... Air blana..."

(memang jakun habis) and then I woke Fuad (my brother) and Bada (my sister) up and asked them to look too (usually they didn't really care about that..). It was only me who enjoyed looking at the water. Heheee..



I love to observe all sorts of animals no matter how tame and wild they are (the wild of course only in a zoo or Animal Planet channel :P). Though I've been for so many times to the Teruntum Mini Zoo in Kuantan, I never get bored. Looking at the bears and crocodile was kind of fun to me. I like cats too thought I don't like to keep them as pets. They're not good for me and my kids (could trigger asthmatic and sinuses to some. So, better be safe than sorry)



Am I a nature lover? A boss of mine (oops! my ex boss - I'm unemployed now, remember? hehee..) is a nature lover. (pss.. pss... Kak pb, boss neeza ni oghe Kelate jugok hehee..) Despite his age and his tight schedule, he would always find time to go for trekking to remote places like caves, jungles and mountain. A real trekking with a few friends (usually he went with colleagues - a few of them were his subordinates).

This one? Definitely not tame enough for the kids :)

I'm not sure if I could do that. Before even planning to go, my mind would ask a few questions like:

"What about the kids? - who's gonna take care of them?",

"Does abang wanna come along? - knowing him, I don't think so. Heheee..",

"If Abang refuse to come with me, will he allow me to go then? - May be... But, I'll have a guilty conscious throughout the journey. Thus, I wouldn't enjoy the trekking at all..." *sigh*

So many questions crop up in mind. You may say, nothing is impossible. Things can be arranged. Of course but my guilty conscious cannot be arranged. It's a psychology part that is stored in a small tiny room in the brain or I shall describe it as 'a mother's instinct'.




Oh well, excuse and excuse again... Hehehe.. Whatever it is, I think, I'd love to go for trekking with my family when all my kids grow up - the youngest is at least 10 years old! (Which means another 9 years old - if I don't have a new baby after this Heheee..). That also tells me, I'll be almost 43 by then. Is that possible? Perhaps, if I really take care of my health and body. Insyaallah...