20/12/2010

Do you know where this is? - the beach.
Brief introduction:If there's one place in Penang that has its generous share of foreign visitors, it would have to be Batu Ferringhi. Aside from
Georgetown, Batu Ferringhi is arguably the second most visited destination on Penang Island.
It's difficult to put a finger on what it is exactly that draws repeat visitors to Batu Ferringhi each year. Like Georgetown, Batu Ferringhi is a great place for visitors to enjoy the good food and great shopping. But Batu Ferringhi also has some of the nicest beaches on Penang Island.(click HERE for more)
Brief history:
The name Batu Ferringhi itself attests historically to Penang's brushes with several different foreign powers, including the British, the Dutch and the Portuguese. Some locals believe that the word Ferringhi was derived from a foreign language (perhaps Portuguese) which refers to 'foreigners'.
Batu Ferringhi has long been known for its scenic seaside panorama. Like other seaside destinations such as Cherating, Batu Ferringhi has been frequented by tourists for decades. (click HERE for more)
Batu Ferringhi, 2 hours we were there - dad, sis & me.
i believe i can fly...
Actually we did not intend to go to the beach earlier. It was after lunch when dad told Tes to soak her scaly fingers and foot inside the sea water, perhaps it would help to get them well.
But i took it as a stress release before the final examinations start after a few more days.
As we got there, we saw a tent full of Malays carrying our some activities, a foreign couple and 3 or 4 Malay kids. Not to leave out, there was also 1 Malay couple taking photos in bridal outfit.
Maybe Malays culture, taking bridal shots at the beach. I want that too...it's nice isn't??
perfect background contra...Tes & I played with waves and sand at the same time, nuts, taking self-shot photos...
The best part is yet to come...
On the beach, a jelly fish could kept us busy for some moment, involving the participation of those kids. The funniest thing was the foreign couple's reaction...
Dad spotted a jelly fish on shore...Wow...to my surprise because this was my 1st time ever to see a jelly fish.
It's really a jelly body and yark! stinks!
Dad warned Tes & I not to go near it as it can make us itchy.
The Best Part


However, teenagers like us tend to try something that goes against the order of elders. So we attempted to disturb the jelly fish.
Tes & I started hunting for something hard enough to make it get it's move hell out of that current longitude & latitude.
Seashells, sticks and tree trunk were thrown.
No matter what we threw on it, it still would not move. So we decided to bury it with the help of those kids too.

After it was fully covered, i was too cheeky so i searched for two small tree sticks to make a cross.
Tes & I plucked some leaves as no flowers could be found aroung.
Followed on by writtings - R.I.P (Rest In Peace) Mr. Jellyfish.
Remember, i said the funniest part??
When the foreign couple walk passed the jelly fish, they stopped for a few second with their eyes staring at the 'grave'. They looked at each other and became numb for some time, then walked away with smiles.
Dad saw their facial expression. He barely could describe that. But i understood.
What i could do was....hahahAHAHA~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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