Wedding Anniversary 2006 : Amar and Sarah

The two people who seemed to enjoy our recent trip more than Puan Mama Sarah and yours truly was Amar and Sarah, despite the typically horrible English weather. The weather was dreadful and fickle; as if it couldn't decide whether to be nice and sunny or miserable and wet. Despite the weather changing ever few minutes, Sarah enjoyed the opportunity to carry an umbrella and to wear her pink raincoat. She would also deviate her steps towards pools of water for a splash, much to our annoyance (and her utter delight).

Amar, Trinity College

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As for Amar, he was absolutely marvellous to bring along to journeys such as this. He was his usual quiet self, able to sit in his push chair for hours without even one complaint. Look closely at the picture above and one could notice Amar's bored look but even so, he wouldn't even give a single whimper.

Sarah, King's College

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Sarah was her usual free spirited self - running around freely and happily. How could I blame her? Apart from our weekend travels, she only sits home tending to her bugs, rotting her teeth eating sweets or rotting her brains watching TV.

Sarah especially enjoyed punting and was again and again and again asking, "Babah, nak naik boat agi........" [translates to: Babah, I want to ride the boat again........" Maybe once we get back to Malaysia, I'll take her on a boat to Pulau Kapas, god willing.

Hare vs Tortoise, Amar chasing after Sarah

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Particularly funny was when Sarah was running towards her mother at the opposite end of the college just beyond the sign that says, "Please stay off the grass"... the way the guards were looking at her looked like their eyes were going to pop out of their sockets!

(but I bet Sarah would prove more than a match for any of the burly guards, with her sharp "kelentong" skills, eh Bie?)

Other pictures I really like from our recent travels are: (I ran out of ideas on what to write!)

Sarah's curiosity

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The kinetic Sarah and passive Amar

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Whoops I spoke to soon, Amar seemed to have found his legs and was gleefuly running across St John's college hand-in-hand with his (almost 3 year-old) sister. See the big smile?

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Mischievous Sarah teaching Amar to be as adventurous as her and venture beyond the normal path

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Amar and Sarah holding hands hopefully towards a bright future

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What I have been uneloquently trying to say was, our 6th anniversary has been so much fun"ner" and happier thanks to having two more souls to share our adventures with. Together, we share laughter and happiness.

In my humble opinion, the best thing out of sharing 6 years with Puan Mama Sarah are having Amar and Sarah (seeing Amar's toothy grin and Sarah's cheeky twinkly eyes after a day oncall is just priceless) and I am so grateful to Allah for having to get to know these three splendid people in my life.

Here's for Bie, Sarah and Amar.