Tagged

This is a long due tag by Didie. Thanks as you make me wonder do I really understand him.

So, here's a chance to see how well you really know your husband (or wife). Cut, paste and fill in the answers, then forward . . . shoot, you know what to do. The real challenge is to send it to your spouse to see how right you really are.

1. He's sitting in front of the TV, what is on the screen?
Movie

2. You're out to eat; what kind of dressing does he get on his salad?
None, cause he hates green.

3. What's one food he doesn't like?
Lasagna, spaghetti and anything strange (that is more than one right?).

4. You go out to eat and have a drink. What does he order?
Choices are limited here, but always some times ago (in Malaysia) chicken rice.

5. Where did he go to high school?
Simple, same school as mine, MRSM Muor.

6. What size shoe does he wear?
9, 9 1/2 depends..

7. If he was to collect anything, what would it be?
Bicycle with complicated accessories

8. What is his favorite type of sandwich?
He does not like sandwich, if he has to eat then it would be with chicken or eggs with a slice of tomato and onions , mayonise and ketchup.. complicated..he did it himself

9. What would this person eat every day if he could?
Sambal tumis, with nasi lemak, with karipap, with ikan sepat masin... my man is truely MALAY when it comes to gastronomic items

10. What is his favorite cereal?
Cornflakes with sultanas and vanilla ice cream

11. What would he never wear?
swimming trunk hahaha

12. What is his favorite sports team?
España for cycling and football

13. Who did he vote for?
Never did

14. Who is his best friend?
Bai and Adli

15. What is something you do that he wishes you wouldn't do?
Too organized? I always yelled at him for not putting back things at the initial place, initial position with the correct angle, thus I nagged. Or it is the nagging that he dislikes? mmmm I have to ask him.

Parc Collserola

Parc Collaserola situated about a kilometer from our place. There are two routes which both suitable for bicycle free-rider and trekking. Since we have this new baby carrier, we test our strength before using it for our next travel. Basically, the route we took is a circle about 3.2 km.

The view is panoramic. We encountered to a once upon a time a chapel.

I carried Zara using the carier first time and OMG, she is getting heavier....

I thought I was the one whom being working hard, caryying burden, yet another person was tired..

So we took turn, and explored our surroundings...

Uphill and also downhill..

Crossing a river...

And having a simple picnic...

It was enjoyable. The total 5 km was nothing compared to the quality family time we had. But one thing that surprises me is...

How comes she woke up when it's time to eat?? Crawling to her biscuits and showed her satisfaction like this??

Montserrat

We never been far from exploring the Barcelona from the heart itself. When our friend were here, we decided to replace a BBQ at Kak Akma's house as Affy got chicken pox. I haven't got it yet and furthermore, with a baby I don't have the courage to go too. Then, Montserrat here we are!

Basically, from the heart of Barcelona, Montserrat is located about 50 km northwest. Literally meaning 'Serrated Mountain', it is unlike any other mountain in the Barcelona region. Huge jagged pillars of rock line the ridges of Montserrat and 13 hermitages and two major monasteries are located on it. It is accessible by cable-car, a narrow gauge train, or a road which is not for the faint of heart. The Monestir de Montserrat is the major attraction and is located just across from the cable-car and train stations.

It is really up high place. During the day we were lucky, the sun was shining brightly. I even took off my jumper, and with only a thin t-shirt, we explored the place. Sincerely speaking, the place is more like a worshiping place for Christians - Catholic I think. Since we are not related to that, this place is suitable for mountaineers to rock climbing, hiking, down hill bike and for photographers to capture amazing pictures.

We tried to capture the blue sky, the flowers, also baby with flowers. And look at her, her eyes were twitching to adjust to the bright sun shine. (Fact: mummy and daddy were busy encouraging me to pose but how could I pose with pooh in my diaper!)

There are also hotels, cafe, gift shop for tourist who want to spend overnight. (Another fact: How could they put me in the saco when it is hot!! It is true, during the journey, I vomitted on mummy's shirt, and now she lets it dry on my stroller, see that white thing above my head?)

This is one of the many hermitages which are located on the mountain. Most of them are accessible by hiking trails of various distances and difficulties. Many of them are now in ruins due to Napoleon, the Spanish Civil War, or just time and weather. The earliest monasteries on the mountain date from 1025. There is also a school for boy choir on top of these hills establish from the late centuries.

And as usual, daddy is the photograper, and we are the subjects. At the end, everybody is happy.