Cats who teach me to fly…

Besides visiting the long neck tribe, we also visited a few other tribes. I would like to show you a few photos that Mel had taken of their living conditions.

The picture on the right shows metal tanks which store water. There are water pipes which transport water to the villages.

Mel was saying that she would not dare to use the water as the exterior of the tanks is covered with rust. Well, I am not surprised if our tanks in Singapore look the same.

The huts on the left are made of wood. The villagers built the huts by themselves.

We can see a satellite dish antenna in the foreground. I believe they are for television or radio reception. If so, I am glad that they have something to keep them entertained.

The picture on my right is a toilet.

We really have to appreciate what we have today. I believe their living condition is not as bad as what I thought. They may not have the same standard of living as us but they have all the freedom that we can’t have...

Let me share a picture of a child and a little kitten.

My cat, Miemi, looks like the little kitten when she was tiny. Now Miemi has grown up and is 10 years old. God bless the little kitten to  live healthily like Miemi and the boy to be somebody when he grows up.

The weather was extremely warm when we visited the villages.  I wish there was a shelter but there wasn’t any. The only thing in my mind was to get into the vehicle quickly. Indeed, I was always the first one who got into the vehicle first.