Port Dickson

5 July 2011
Attending a course in Tiara Beach Resort. I was happy to have a short break from school. My adventure mode is on and hoping to see new things.

Drove alone for 2 hrs here without my fren( my GPS), during the drive here, I was really worried that I could not find the way knowing how hopeless I am at reading maps.Is that woman's weakness?No, I will ask for directions. I always do that. My daughter commented that getting lost is my specialty cos that was what happened to us there.

After checking, i rented a bike for an hour alone. I had enough time before the lecture starts. I rode around Tiara but felt sad cos the beach is too far to go on my rented bike. Then I ventured further out to Palm Spring directly opposite Tiara. Well, the welcoming looked so grand but what I saw inside was sad. All the units were left to rot away. The buildings were beautiful over looking the golf course.How  SAD>>



6 JULY 2011
Day two here with new frens and given group work to present. As we were discussing, I found myself judging another teachers and started dividing them into different category according to my fave series.. Grey's Anatomy...OMG... was I doing that ??? We have Dr Sheperd talking to us but discussing it out LOUD in her brain. Then two young men busy goggling away for species of birds and added links.Reminded me: Christy Yang and Meredith Grey running after Bailey for new cases. Then there is me ... too busy sitting with arms folded .. Who do I remind you of?

A lonely crab and ME on the beach. Soul mates.

Hurray..... The afternoon lectures are OUT.. Feeling like a prisoner, I took off to venture the beaches that PD has to offer. The first place that I visited on my own was the light house and the Blue Lagoon. Blue Lagoon was a really disappointment , full of rubbish and mud. I told myself that East Coast beaches are so much cleaner like Pantai Hiburan in Kuala Rompin and Pasir Penyabong.

Feeling SAD, drove to Teluk Kemang... the beach was much better and saw many happy faces playing in the sea. I saw one of them/ Soaking my feet ... felt FREE.