Karl & May Forshee

Shell Last Hoorah!

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The last hoorah, team building for Shell NPI before the closing.. on February 26, 2010

The adventures of Palau

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Autumn in Japan 2009

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Enjoy the video..

Autumn in Japan 2009

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We visited Japan over thanksgiving weekend! We left Guam on Nov 26 and spent 4 days there. We were embraced with the nice cool weather and the marvelous change of autumn colors which Japan has to offer. The Ryokan Ohto was not too far from the Kyto Station. We took an express train from Kansai directly to Kyoto. The next day, we spent the whole day taking public buses and was amazed how easy it was to travel by yourself there. We visited the golden temple called Kinkakuji Temple. The japanese garden has a class of its own. Our tour stop to see the ancient imperial palace and our last stop was at Kiyomize Temple (known as a world heritage site by UNESCO). We were totally so tired after the whole day walking sightseeing this beautiful city.

Our second day, we spent traveling by train to Nara to see Todaiji Temple, Nigatsu-do Hall, Kasuga Grand Shrine, 5 storey pagoda. In the afternoon, we continue to Arashiyama at Sagano to see the beautiful autumn colors by the river. It was a cold day but wonderful indeed. There were many Japanese whom came out in the cold to enjoy the beautiful gardens, and autumn colors. We picked the right time of the year to visit Japan. We truely enjoy the sights Japan has to offer. An autumn dear to our hearts indeed!

Wonders of China Fall 2009

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Here is our latest visit to China. The adventure started from Shanghai, where we flew into Jiu Zhai Gou via Chengdu. Jiu Zhai Gou is located at the east of Tibet mountains. It is secluded to the national parks with 114 lakes and many waterfalls. We love the fresh air and scenic view it has to offer. Our trip continued to Chongqing where we started our 4 days cruise along the Yang Tze River. It was magnificance seeing the scenic view of the Gorges and admiring wonders of the great dam China built. We flew from YiChang to Beijing and spent 5 days there.
The trip covers the famous Tiananmen Square, Forbidden City, Hutong, Panda Bear visit and also climbing the Great Wall of China. Xian was a old ancient city with enrich history of the past. There laid the first emperor of China's tomb. We even had the opportunity to meet with the tomb founder of the famous "Terra Cotta Warrior". The Tomb was discovered by accident while 3 farmers were digging for a well in 1974. Today it exhibit the relics of the wonders discovery.
We flew over to Shanghai and continued to visit ZhouZhang knowned as the venice of the east. We love this little town. There are little shops everywhere with enrich culture.
Our last stop was in Suzhou and Shanghai to see beautiful gardens. What a marvelous trip for the year!

Jorge & KS Emmanuel's Wedding in Saipan May 24, 2009

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Our family just came back from our friend's (Jorge & KS) wedding in Saipan, CNMI. The wedding was held at Fiesta Resort on May 24, 2009. Karl had the great time officiating the wedding. It was a nice an memorable moments for the couple. Congratulations! May you find happiness in this lifelong marriage...

Spring in Idaho 2009

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Viva Las Vegas Spring 2009 Visit

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Austria, France & Italy Trip 2008

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Hello friends and family.... more pictures from our trip to Austria, France and Italy. It was really a big trp. We are tired after these last few weeks. We saw Vienna, Salzburg, Innsbruck in Austria, Colmar in France and Venice, Pisa, Florence, Rome in Italy. The view was stunning and the air were crisp. The autumn leaves were stunning as it blends with the various fall colors. It was really beautiful. We had a splendid time.

We leave tomorrow for Vienna to catch our flight to Abu Dhabi where we will spend 1.5 weeks there. It will be a nice adventure for us to see desert, camels and safaris... :P more news to come later.

Eastern Europe Tour- Czech Republic, Slovakia & Hungary

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Prague is the capital and largest city of the Czech Republic. Its official name is Hlavní město Praha, meaning Prague, the Capital City. Situated on the River Vltava in central Bohemia, Prague has been the political, cultural, and economic centre of the Czech state for over 1100 years. The city proper is home to more than 1.2 million people, while its metropolitan area is estimated to have a population of over 1.9 million.

Bratislava the capital of Slovakia and, with a population of about 427,000, also the country's largest city. Bratislava is in southwestern Slovakia on both banks of the Danube River. Bordering Austria and Hungary, it is the only national capital that borders two countries. It and Vienna are also two of Europe's closest national capitals, at less than 60 kilometres (37 mi) apart. Bratislava is the political, cultural and economic centre of Slovakia. It is the seat of the Slovak president, the parliament, and the executive branch of the government. It is home to several universities, museums, theatres, galleries and other important economic, cultural, and educational institutions. The headquarters of many of Slovakia's large businesses and financial institutions are in Bratislava as well.

Budapest is the capital city of Hungary. As the largest city of Hungary, it serves as the country's principal political, cultural, commercial, industrial, and transportation center and is considered an important hub in Central Europe. In 2008, Budapest had 1,702,297 inhabitants with an official agglomeration of 2,451,418, down from a mid-1980s peak of 2.1 million. The city covers an area of 525 square kilometres (202.7 sq mi) within the city limits. Budapest became a single city occupying both banks of the river Danube with the unification on 17 November 1873, of right-bank (west) Buda and Óbuda (Old Buda) together with Pest on the left (east) bank It has beautiful sights and its beauty reflects differently from day to night. A place worth visiting. It is always crowded with tourists from all over the world. Their rich history and heritage shows much for all of us to appreciate.

Germany in Europe

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Our vacation started with a 3 hours flight from Guam to Taipei, 16 hours of transit before we catch our 13 hours flight to Frankfurt. Yes.... it is very long and tiring. We were surprised how well Kevin adapted to the time change. The weather was really nice and cooling. We visited many places in Germany before starting our tour to see Eastern Europe and Italy. Some places in Germany included drive to Heidelburg, Karlshure, Titisee, Rastatt, Baden Baden & Munich. Along the way we drove through some nice wineyards to see different colors of grapes and color changes of the autumn leaves. The scenary were breathtaking.

One of the highlights in Germany was too experience the world famous Octoberfest in Munich. There were thousands of people from everywhere attending the festival. It was so cold there but the locals were dressed in their bavarian costumes drinking, laughing and playing. There were also lots of rides for both the adults and children. If you like crowd, this is the place to be. More places in Germany to go... we are still planning to head to Sturtgatt, Bonn, Cologne etc... watch out for more pictures...

Taiwan Vacation Dec 2007

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Although it is a little late but here is the video pictures of the trip to Taiwan during the Christmas break. We were there from December 23 till 26, 2007. Our trip covers Taipei city where we visit Taipei tallest building Taipei 101, CKS memorial Hall, Martyr Shrine and the national museum. We also visited Keelung, the famous port up north and Yehliu where we see great natural rock formation that shape like the Egyptian queen, fairy shoe etc...

We spent the whole day on Christmas at Hualien and Taroko Gorge. We took an early flight from Taipei to Hualien and later a 4 hours train ride along the coastal part back to Taipei. The gorge is really beautiful. Over there we also get a chance to see Taiwan national flower and the beach over looking the Pacific Ocean.

Although the trip was short but we had a great time. We found a nice hotel called Rich Garden. It has very nice boutique hotel with modern amenities such as spa, jet shower and rich Chinese interior. It is located very close to Ximen MRT station. There is much happenings over there till early morning. The most enjoyable time we had there besides shopping was trying out the nice hawker food stores on the street. A nice memorable experience for any traveler who wants to venture out.

Cambodia 2008

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We traveled to Siem Reap using Air Asia from Kuala Lumpur from Jan 2-4, 2008. During the 3 days we got to see much historica sites of the famous Angkor Wat. It was an amazing experience for us. Look at the artifacts and temple carvings.

USA Trip Video 2007

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Enjoy the video made for our last trip November 2007. We visited many places including Grand Canyon, Canyon De Chelly, Las Vegas, Zion, Byrce and Capital Reef National Park. We covered Arizona, Nevada, Utah, Idaho, Washington State.

Quite a trip... we love everyminute of it. Also we get to spent a nice thanksgiving time with the Forshee's at McMinnville.

Cambodia Visit 2008

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Major Temples at Angkor:

ANGKOR WAT:Regarded as the supreme masterpiece of Khmer architecture, it is a huge pyramid temple built by Suryavarman II between 1113 and 1150. It is surrounded by a moat 570 feet wide and about four miles long. The mass of bas-relief carving is of the highest quality and the most beautifully executed in Angkor.

THE BAYON:A massive temple complex built by Jayavarman VII between 1181 and 1220. It features 3,936 feet of superb bas-relief carving and mysterious Buddha faces carved on the towers of the third level.

PREAH KO:An early temple at the Roluos site about 10 miles from Siem Reap. It was built by Indravarman I in the late ninth century.

PREAH KHAN:Built by Jayavarman VII in the late 12th century, this large temple is very well preserved and features excellent carvings.

TA PROHM:A very large temple complex enclosed by a moat. It is one of the most beautiful of the Khmer temples as it has not been restored, but has been left surrounded by jungle. It was built by Jayavarman VII in the later 12th century.

Visit to Taiwan December 2007

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We left Guam on Dec 23, just in time for Christmas. Although the visitation was short but it brings much memories. We covered quite a few places. We were chauffered upon arrival by a black car to our hotel at Si Ting Men. Although the hotel was small but it was very new and clean. It has all the antique furnitures surrounding the room and gives you a very home feeling. We specially love the bathroom. There was a spa shower and a jacuzzi tub for us to relax after a long day. Besides it is so accessible and convieneant, for example Carrefour was just around the corner and it opens 24hours, 5 minutes walk to the underground train, a few minutes walk to the famous Xi Men Ting a hip hop place for shopping and entertainment.

First day - atfer checking in, we took the public bus and hit off to see the Taiwan tallest building "Taipei 101". We were a little unlucky as when we get to the top on the fast speed lif, it start to rain and there were much clouds surrounding the area. We decided to ride the underground train back to the hotel since the weather was not attractive.

Second day - City tour starts to a visit to Keelung Harbor and the temple on the hill top. The weather was still not good but we proceed with the tour since we have already paid in full. It was windy and lots of water. We kept praying for the rain to stop or slow down and it did at one point. The visit to Yehliu to see the natural rock formation was great. As it is by the seaside, the waves were crashing on the rocks and beaches. When the rain slow down, I took Kevin with the umbrella to the beach. I am glad I did so as it was fascinating to see the rocks formations resembling a Queen's head & Fairy Shoe. Too bad we decided not to bring along the camera as we were afraid the strong wind and waves maybe hard to handle. The weather was nice after lunch in Taipei, after lunch, we were brought to visit CKS Memorial Hall, the Martyrs' Shrine and the National Palace Musuem. There were many ancient collections of historical crafting. We were really impressed. No pictures allowed!

Third day - We were picked up at 5.30am for our domestic flight to Hualien. We arrived really early there. The weather was perfect today, no rain or wind. Besides it wasn't so crowded in Hualien too. We were brought to visit the Marble factory and then proceed to see the famous Toroko Gorge. The scenic route was breathtaking! Although there were lots of curve and turns, it was worth while. The tour stops to view Evergreen Shrine, Swallow Grotto, Nine turns of tunnel, Marble Bridge and the national flower of Taiwan. After lunch, the tour stop us at the seven star beach. The waves were roaring facing the Pacific Ocean. The color was so blue and there were clean peddle rocks everywhere. Later we were send to the train station to catch the 4pm train ride back to Taipei. The journey takes up to 3 hours on the train. Eventhough it was long but it was worth while seeing the nature. It was a nice day to spend for Christmas.

Four day - early morning pick up to the Tao Yuan Airport for our flight to Kuala Lumpur.

2007 Family Portraits

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Connecting friendships during our vacation

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Weston Family at Vancouver @ Washington State

Forshee Family gathering for thanksgiving at McMinville @ Oregon State

Alynn Wiley our host at Capitol Reef @ Utah

Banuag Family - Dudley, Eunie, Bradley, Kayley & Kiara @ Arizona

Oregon in USA

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Multnomah Falls is arguably "the grandaddy" of the 77 waterfalls on the Oregon side of the Columbia River Gorge. At 620 feet, only three falls in the nation are higher, and none are more beautiful. It attracts large crowds on summer weekends, so plan accordingly. A trail from famous Multnomah Falls Lodge (1925) climbs to the Simon Benson Bridge across the lower cascade, then zigzags to the top.

Capital Reef at Utah

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Nice family picture at Fruita Park at Capital Reef.

Playing with the leaves in the fall....

Fruita Park

Freeman River with gushing waterfalls....

Hickman Natural Bridge

Hello Mr. Buffalo...

CAPITOL REEF NATIONAL MONUMENT

On August 2, 1937, in Proclamation 2246, President Roosevelt set aside 37,711 acres of the Capitol Reef area, making it a National Monument. This comprised an area extending about two miles north of present Utah Hwy 24 and about ten miles south, just past Capitol Gorge. More highly protective federal regulations now applied in "Wayne Wonderland".

Capitol Reef National Park comprises 378 square miles of colorful canyons, ridges, buttes, and monoliths. About 75 miles of the long up-thrust called the Waterpocket Fold, extending like a rugged spine from Thousand Lake Plateau southward to Lake Powell, is preserved within the park boundary. Capitol Reef is the name of an especially rugged and spectacular part of the Waterpocket Fold near the Fremont River.

Byrce National Park, Utah

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Bryce Canyon National Park consists of 37,277 acres of scenic colorful rock formations and desert wonderland. The majority of park visitors come during June to September and are lowest in December through February. Each year the park is visited by more than 1.5 million visitors from all over the world. Languages as varied as the shapes and colors of the hoodoos express pleasure in the sights.

Shortly after 1900, visitors were coming to see the colorful geologic sights, and the first accommodations were built along the Paunsaugunt Plateau rim above Bryce's Canyon. By 1920 efforts were started to set aside these scenic wonders. In 1923 President Warren G. Harding proclaimed part of the area as Bryce Canyon National Monument under the Powell (now Dixie) National Forest. In 1924 legislation was passed to establish the area as Utah National Park, but provisions of this legislation were not met until 1928. Legislation was passed that year to change the name to the new park to Bryce Canyon National Park.
Congress created Bryce National Monument in 1923. In 1928, Bryce Canyon was designated Bryce Canyon National Park.

Bryce Canyon National Park is named for one of a series of horseshoe-shaped amphitheaters carved from the eastern edge of the Paunsaugunt Plateau in southern Utah. Erosion has shaped colorful Claron limestones, sandstones and mudstones into thousands of spires, fins, pinnacles and mazes. Collectively called "hoodoos," these unique formations are whimsically arranged and tinted with colors too numerous and subtle to name.

Hoodoo is a pillar of rock, usually of fantastic shape, left by erosion. Hoodoo is to cast a spell. At Bryce Canyon National Park erosion forms an array of fantastic shapes we know as hoodoos. Surrounded by the beauty of southern Utah, these hoodoos cast their spell on all who visit. Geologists say that 10 million years ago forces within the Earth created and then moved the massive blocks we know as the Table Cliffs and Paunsaugunt Plateaus. Rock layers on the Table Cliffs now tower 2,000 feet above the same layers on the Paunsaugunt. Ancient rivers carved the tops and exposed edges of these blocks, removing some layers and sculpting intricate formations in others. The Paria Valley was created and later widened between the plateaus.

Zion National Park, Uath

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Zion National Park opened in 1919. It has been a very long time and in the earlier days, many people traveled far to see the serenity of this wonderful place. There weren't many accomodations and most of them are pretty expensive as it is a tourist attraction. You will get so mind focus of the natural beauty that surround the gorge and high mountains and stream of water running on the river bed. I love the fall colors on the trees changing. Enjoy the beautiful walk by the river, simply awesome. There were many photographers everywhere taking pictures in different angles. To me, it is hard to capture the beautiful memories which can last a life time.

Hoover Dam & Las Vegas

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Bustling Las Vegas, lots of legal gambling and smell of smoke. Don't be fool over the cheap buffets as it is definately NOT on the strip. Lots of fancy hotels, very impressive sights of the shows and theme hotels put together. There were lots of walking so prepare yourself a real good shoes. You will definately need one. Our family really love it. Most of the hotel on the strip are not really family friendly. It is better to stay off the strip.

Hoover Dam took 5 years to build from 1931 till 1935 with the cost of USD 25 million. It was a major impact in the surrounding economy with lots of employment during the depression time. Besides it creates lots of growth opportunity in the surrounding environment. After the dam was built, the dam blockage of water created Lake Mead.

Grand Canyon @ Arizona

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Understanding and viewing the Grand Canyon was superberb feeling. The amazing structure of how it is created over millions of years ago, simply astonishing. We were surprised that the entrance fees to get into Grand Canyon is USD25 per vehicle. It was rather pricey but to think of the value you see, I think it was worth it.

There were many points which you can stop to see the views. I found that the dessert view from the tower was rather nice followed by grandview point. Definately worth stopping to see and take some nice pictures, get some inspiration and meditate.

You can almost see all kinds of visitors from around the world

Petrified Forest National Park @ Arizona

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Petrified Rock is something worth learning about. It is everywhere in Arizona. It is actually a complete tree which was buried and crystalized over millions of years ago. What is interesting is that it retains the shape of the tree bark but has the crystal effect.

Canyon De Chelle @ Arizona

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Visit to Arizona

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View from the Mud Slide Rock State park.

Our visit to Arizona started with a warm greetings from our friends whom we met in Mongolia. The Banuag family now resides at Holbrook working with the SDA Indian School. Spending our time with them was really awesome. They arranged for us to visit a few places within their area. We visited Sedona, Petrified Forest, Canyon De Chelle and Grand Canyon. Every place was worth lots of memories. Their warm hospitality really bring much joy.

God Bless their hearts.

May's Travel Journey on the Map

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Vietnam Visit Video July 17-21, 2007

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Underwater Creations on Guam

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Look at the wonderful things God created for us to enjoy. These underwater creations are amazing!

Pictures from Vietnam

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Thanks to Theo, we have some very additional pictures which we would like to share. Theo was traveling on the trip to Vietnam with the group. There were 22 of us and he was with his parents and grandpa from UK.

A Tribute to God's Many Creation

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Singapore Mission Trip 2007 Video

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Video of Vietnam Visit

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Visit to Vietnam July 17-21, 2007

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Our visit to Vietnam was interesting but I

would rather try to avoid traveling during

the summer months if I could. The tempreture was so hot 39C or 102 F. But of course the highligt of the trip was

Halong Bay, which was declared by Unesco as the World Heritage Site in 1994. The scenary was really breathtaking. Although there were nice sea breeze but I can assured you it feels like sauna. The place can be floated with foreign visitors during the right time of the year. Vietnam has winter I was told. It could be as cold as 6C but without any snow. We came at the right time where fruit season was blooming everywhere. We tasted longan, lychees, mango, pineapple, dragon fruits and rambutan. Things are pretty cheap here as the exchange rates are USD1 to VND16,000. We can be treated like a king here.

Vietnamese cuisine are pretty similar to Chinese food so food wasn't a big deal. Lastly, it would be nice if we could speak a little Vietnamese as communication is rather difficult. Some of the people do understand some mandarin. It was really nice to have a new experience here.

PS. You are welcome to see more Kevin's picture on Vietnam at http://babyforshee.blogspot.com

Mission Trip to Singapore

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Our Mission trip began from July 1 till 9. MWP stands for Matua Warrior Pathfinders. I liked that t-shirts as it names all the persons on the group. Our visit covers the Adventist Old Folks Home, Rehabitalition Centres, Darul Ihsan Orphanages. Besides that, we met with our friends from Jurong East Church on Sabbath and went for a long hike to McRitchie Reservoir.

Mongolia Experience July 2004

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This is part of our honeymoon trip to Mongolia. We visited Ulan Baatar, Darhan, Terej National Park & Manzushir. The beauty and scenic view of the mountains are simply breathtaking indeed. We also get to see the famous yearly Nadeem festival or national day grand opening at the stadium and the archery, wrestling & horse racing. Enjoy the video we put together.

Kunming Visit Sep 2004

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Enjoy the video our visit to Yunnan Province. It was a lovely time I spent with my parents.

Video tribute to mom..

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We will remember you dearly... mama..

In Loving Memory of Grandma

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Name : Md Lee Liang Eng

Born : June 1, 1943 in Segamat, Johor - Malaysia

Deceased : February 2, 2007 in Petaling Jaya

In Loving Memories

"Your role as wife, mother, friend and grandmother will be treasured deeply in our hearts forever."

There could be no price put on all you do

For all you have done for us

Thanking you could never be done in a day

As always you will understand

You give us a smile to begin each new day

Making sure we start the day together

Letting us know the day will be special

Never once forgetting to tell us of your love

Although you are gone in such short notice

Your departure deeply sadden us

We know you are in good hands with God

It will be that day we meet in His Kingdom

"A loving heart, a beautiful spirit, these are the things that last forever"

This portrait gift was from all the children for grandparents' 25wedding anniversary in February 2, 1982.

Family potrait taken after May's graduation in 1997

My grandparents wedding on February 2, 1969 Segamat, Johor

A Cheerful bride married to the Chong Family. She was 26 when she got married. Lived 5 years in Segamat, Johor before moving to Petaling Jaya, where she spents the rest of her life here. Life was hard but persuasive and determined. She raised all her 3 children well and many others as a baby sitter all these years.

She cooked, sewn, gardened, sing and live happily with her family. In 1985, she saw her youngest daughter got married. In 2004, she witnessed mommy & daddy got married and last year 2006, her eldest child settled down. It was a very busy year for her. There were house renovation, Kevin (first grandchild) was borned in July, Keri (second grandchild) in Germany came along and the marriage of Kin Kiat.

She had great joy caring and taking care of many babies in the past but the best was being able to hold and care for her own grandchildren. It is sad that she was not able to spent more time with her family now. Her wishes were fulfilled

Grandma 30th birthday celebration at the PJ house.

This was grandma before she got married to grandpa. She was a sweetheart in the school. Active and caring for her friends and family. She came from a BIG family of 13 brothers and sister. Educated in the convent school, she was active in school.

Family picture taken in PJ after moving to our first new house from Segamat. in 1974. Mommy is with grandpa, Aunty Sze Ngee with grandma and Uncle Kin Kiat next to grandma.

Grand Canyon, April 28 & 29 2006

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While on a business trip, Karl & his colleages spent some time visiting the sites.

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Awsome view

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That's how the Native American Indians lived

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Can't go west & not stay at a cowboy ranch

Visit of New York City, October 20-23 2005

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Time Square NYC

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Lady Liberty, NYC

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Central Park, NYC

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Central Park, NYC

Road trip through New England states

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Falls in Conneticut

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Near Bulls Bridge in MA

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near Burlington VT

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Near Burlington VT

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Lake Champlain. Vermont

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Country road, New York State

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Lake George, New York State

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autumn colors, New York State

Tour of Washington DC

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The White House

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Lincon Memorial, DC

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Capitol Building, DC

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Washington Momument, DC

Road Trip Through Virginia Appalachian Mountains October 25-29

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Along Skyline Drive, VA

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Anthodites inside Skyline Caverns, VA

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Inside Natural Bridge Caverns, VA

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Natural Bridge. Someplace in Virginia

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many colors. Blue Ridge Parkway, VA

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Late Fall along the Blue Ridge Parkway, VA

Touring Tennessee October 30- November 2 2005

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The real Raggedy Ann & Andy

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Uh oh....

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Someplace in Tennessee

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Water wheel in Gatlinburg, TN

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Halloween Decor

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Halloween Monsters

National Parks in Utah. November 12 & 13 2005

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Upheavel Dome. Canyons National Park, UT

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Mesa Arch, Canyons National Park, UT

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Canyons within canyons. Canyons National Park, UT

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The Layout

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Grand View Canyons National Park, UT

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another Grand View. Canyons National Park, UT

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strange people in the Canyons National Park, UT

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Dead Horse state park, UT

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old Wolf ranch inside Arches National Park, UT

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It's watching you..... Windows Arch. Arches National Park, Utah

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Near the window. Arches National Park, UT

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Turet Arch. Arches National Park, UT

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Landscape arch. Arches National Park, UT

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Balanced rock on Park Avenue. Arches national Park, UT

Site seeing in Atlanta Georgia November 2, 2005

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The name says it all

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A real soda jerk!

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Where it all began....

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fill'er up!

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It is very big

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Newest News Anchor

Visiting NW Colorado November 4-18, 2005

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Foot hills above Boulder, CO

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The hunted. Near Craig, CO

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That's Karl with his Aunt & Uncle (Steve & Patty) next to their truck

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Old root celler on Forshee "farm/ranch" near Craig CO

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Forshee "farm" in Craig, CO

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Open Space. Forshee "farm" near Craig, CO

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Columns of Colorado National Monument

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Canyon of Colorado National Monument