Spots of interest

Godpa left me at home over the weekend as usual. He had gone to Batam to enjoy the sun, sand, and sea.

Actually he would have loved to bring me over as it would have been fun for me to get wet in the clear seawater. He also took a peek into the newly opened Nex mall to check out the dog run but unfortunately the rooftop area wasn't opened yet.

As soon as he's free he'd better bring me to the new dog runs at Bishan and Nexus.

Sunny green

It feels great to have godpa around on a weekday morning. I get cuddled and taken out for a tan, and to nibble on grass (which should be clean after the rains).

The morning sun adds a cheerful tinge to everything, even simple plants look great under its glow.

And of course, I look gorgeous in any situation.

Dark matter

Godpa just fed me the last piece of Heartgard medication and he's looking for new stock online. His previous source from an online doggy forum seems to be missing in action. It may look like a dirty chunk of stuff but sure tastes good.

Godpa himself also ate dirty looking stuff which is some kind of Japanese curry. He'd wanted to try the Go!Go!Curry! for some time and finally did yesterday. Basically he just wants to try it before the shop closes down. That's his prediction for it because he finds the food is nice for a single try but not worth revisiting regularly.

Home Hot Home

Godpa's been back from his trip for almost a week. He came from an autumn cool climate, spending time enjoying mountain-lake scenery and basking in sunrise-over-mountain range experience. He decided not to buy stuff for me but brought back some pictures to share.

He came across two Shar Pei dogs who spend their time on a homestay (民宿) balcony in the cool mountain regions of Cingjing Farm, Nantou county, Taiwan (清境农场，南投县，台湾). I'm envious that they get good food and live in such a tranquil place while I make do sharing the air-conditioning with godpa. Even my little chinchilla pal, Rocky, tries his best to keep cool as he naps in this hot wet weather.

In Taiwan, dogs are brought almost everywhere, including on trips up to catch the sun rise at an altitude of 3275m! Such lucky dogs. The highest I ever went was Uncle Leon's HDB flat on the 9th floor.

Well, at least godpa's safely home now to bare the heat with me.