Staying at the golf course

Nice cold day but lots of sun. I'm soaking it in!

Aaaahhhh! To lie down after a long hard day!

It sure is nice to lie down after a long day driving around everywhere! And to look at the brochures to see where to go the next day ... NOT! Anyway, here we are at the 3 storey rented service apartment. Quite nice, actually, a little too much room for the 3 of us.

Overwhelmed!

Help! I'm overwhelmed by animals! Too Many Sheep!

I find the Wombat `TOO FAT'!

Hrrrmph! I find the Wombat too fat by far. Hope I'm never gonna be like that. It's too heavy to be carried, and I love `carry'.

Easy does it, skippy!

Sayang him very carefully, so he doesn't wake up. Daddy was on the floor with the camera for this shot!

Caversham Wildlife Park

Kangaroos galore at the Caversham Wildlife Park, and they were so nice to SAYANG. Not only me, also the little girl in pink. And tons of other children. They always think I'm much older than the 18 months I actually am because I am big, that's why I don't get as much hugs and kisses from other children I think....

Such Excellent Weather!

Ducks, humans, mummy ... even as the sun was searing, the weather was excellent and cool. Mummy's not withering in the heat, I don't know how to wither yet, and daddy's always unaffected by heat. But it was VERY nice.

Balloon by the park

A very nice little girl gave me the green balloon .... actually, I took it first, then the little girl said that it was OK. It was definitely `possible' to play in the park in Perth, when in Singapore it would have been `too hot'. In fact, it was VERY NICE to play in the park, with dogs and all enjoying themselves. Why can't they tow Singapore to Australia?

Toys (Made in China)

Toys'r'us, FAO Schwartz, Native Looking Australian Flea Market Toy Shop .... bah all toys made in China - says daddy. But at least the Australians put it out really nicely. Here mummy bought a rattle for me. That rattle was a lifesaver for mummy, who choreographed a dance involving lots of rattle shaking just to keep me eating.

Books, books, everywhere!

Mummy finds tons of books everywhere, but Australia has the mother's lode. Mummy actually bought this book, along with the entire set of Pocoyo books and tons of others. Thank goodness we had a car in Australia.

Blue Skies and Golden Light

The greatest thing about Australia, according to daddy, is their blue skies and golden light. Never mind that mummy says that the Ozone hole is killing off all the Australians without sufficient melanin count - it's probably the hole which gives Australia such beautiful blue skies anyway. Here's my first day out in Australia - and Breakfast for Jasper is the top challenge for Mum and Dad.

Farm Animals in Gay Fair again!

Here's a pic from mummy's handphone camera .... a Travelling Farm in a big huge van.

Petting Animals in a Gay Sex Fair in Australia

At the end of September 2006, Mummy brought us all to Perth Australia to test my Travelability ... as we were walking around the first hotel we stayed in, we came across a Gay Festival and it had a animal petting farm inside. SAYANG GOAT! I think mummy enjoyed herself more than I.

On the SQ flight from Singapore to Perth

I just got the concept of Aeroplanes, and here I am inside one! Pretty scary, but of course, there's alwasy doggy dog and mummy for comfort. Mummy was extravagant and gave me my own seat, while the other babies had to sleep in bassinets. Thank you mummy!

Bubbles Bubbles Everywhere

Uncle Foo brought his children to Jasper's house in September 2006, here's Uncle Foo's baby girl in the midst of all the bubbles ....

Sleepy but laughing

It's just lovely to `get back home' - my version of getting back to my room after a long hard day at play. Aircon at 22C, building to 24C later at night, ultra-low noise blower, and blanky all over, are the usual default settings for bedtime.

Visit to East Coast beach

I just love balls. One Saturday when daddy was not working, I went to the beach, only to get ball-obsessed again. And the sand... ewww ... SANDY!

Make a FUNNY FACE!

I realised at 18 months, that when adults say `Make a Funny Face, Jasper' they mean to see this! Bizzare, these adults!

My 18 months' birthday

On my 18th month birthday, mummy called for some home delivery sushi and they all pigged out. I don't eat funny stuff yet, but I had fun anyway poking the stuff.

Tennis Racquet Ball!

I watched daddy play tennis with Uncle Oo one Sunday and right after that, I picked it up. Here I am with daddy's old Head Liquidmetal racquet and it's really fun to hit the ball on the ground. (that's supposed to be Golf - daddy)

Crayons!!!!!!!

I love CRAYONS! They are really the funnest things in the world next to balls! The only thing bad about crayons is when daddy beats my hand when I throw them around and break the nice long crayons to small short pieces. But that's what crayons are for, right?

My Wooden Bowling Pins

I go to the club bowling alley every night, and all the plastic bowling pin sets are .... a little short in the realistic department. Then mummy found these wonderful wooden bowling pins at the ELC toy shop at Robinsons, and they came in a neat wooden box. They're lovely. And give a real SMASH when the pins are struct by the 2 wooden balls which came with the set. Thank you mummy!

Hyper Bishi Bashi Champ

Guess this is the one picture of the marvellous Hyper Bishi Bashi Champ machine they had at the club. It was removed shortly after this August 2006 picture, and replaced with a host of new machines including a Dance and a Racing Car machine. This was the coolest though, and even at 12 months I could say `Bishi Bashi Champ' ...

Making a call to Kung Kung in KL

At 16 months, I can actually `pretend' to make a call. Hello Kung Kung in KL!

Actually, the irony is how primitive phones are to me, as my first calls I saw were not using phones, but the webcam with Skype Video or MSN video. (Since we didn't have a land line and mummy didn't want me exposed to high SAR of handphones, and also, who doesn't want to see a baby live?)

Flag Waving during National Day!

I'm going to watch fireworks later. Until then, it's FLAG WAVING TIME!