I saw the tree where I used to climb when we were chased and scolded by my mom. This is also the house where we had 4 pet dog died and I remember that I buried one of them myself just next to our house. I literaly could hear the voice of my neighbour uncle accross the road, screaming "Chicken Rice for Ah Ming, Cha Siew for Ah Keong", the family was selling chicken rise inside the yard of his house. You know the new village style.
I remember the noise of our neighbour right hand side "Auntie Bull", they were selling wan tun mee then, one of th
Thousands of images and clips flashes my eyes at that split seconds. I realized that I was just a kid myself back then.
Now I am sitting in a more comfortable apartment myself, fully grown up (old in fact), watching 6 years old Cassandra lying down at the sofa still refuse to get up in the no school Saturday morning. Listening to Jefferson stumping his feets "applying permit" to 'kai kai', with his newly learn words "i wun sit car, kai kai... there.. " .... later was playing with lotion on his palm, tasting a little bit, thinking it was the same whipped cream of the Starbuck drink. Chii was busy preparing the breakfast for them while the kids were busy at their own things.
And now I remember these screens were like some American family sitcom that I admired during my high school time. Mom and Dad, daughter and son.
I have a boy and a girl, and a lovely wife. Even though we don't have the dream house or car that we were t

Thank God for my wonderful childhood. Thank God for my family, cause He gave us one boy and one girl, a wonderful combination for Chii and I. Thank God for the grumpy Jefferson and super active Cassandra. Thank God for our good time at One Utama almost every weekend.
Hey, what's more can a man ask for when he can have all these blessing ? :- )