Malay cemetery, Batu Rakit, Terengganu.
Here lies my wife's grandmother whom I dearly missed. Alfaatihah.
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Balik Kampung
Back home using the commuter. 2008
Hari Raya, or the Eid is the largest celebration in Malaysia. The celebration is the end mark of one-month fastig during the Ramadhan. After one month of holding back against food, sex, gossip and other worldly things, the muslims celebrate their end of fasting month by going back to their hometown, wearing new dress, prayers, visiting cemetery of their loved ones and vising relatives and friends. This is a celebrating worth cramping the train.
Heading home...
Raya Shopping
Shopping spree, Jalan Masjid India 
Shopping spree (2), Jalan Masjid IndiaJalan Masjid India (the Little India) is the shopping haven for the Malays during Ramadhan, the fasting month. The malays by new dresses to celebrate Hari Raya that marks the end of the fasting month. Streets are packed with shoppers. You can imagine how much space each shopper has in the shops in this area. This is a good time for the business people. It is also a good time for the malay shoppers. I love Ramadhan.
Sunday, September 28, 2008
Breakfast at Dungun Market
Nasi dagang, steamed creamed rice with tuna curry is the east coast delicacy.
Waiting for the food to be served.Friday, September 26, 2008
Bottles and Umbrellas
Took this photos at the National Landscape Competetion 2008. The mineral water bottles and colourful umbrella caught my attention.
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