now am at the nature interpretation centre (NIC) of rasa ria resort. jadi jungle people la me now.huhu..punya la *as much as I love zoology, I really don't fancy goin into the woods to appreciate nature*
like today is my first day with the section, not enough with the super early working hours *I start work at 7, can u imagine that*, I had to go bird watching this morning (how much boring it can be?)...I was struggling to keep myself awake eventhough the trail thru the woods was mostly goin uphill up till the summit point around 90m above the sea level...
well, the breathtaking view was exhilarating but doesnt really help me to be awake. Not too mention the guests questions that keep on coming and it really irritates me * when I am sleepy, I am cranky!*
Guest (pointing to a tree): Is this a mangrove tree?
Me (sleepily): Uhm...I am not so sure (trying hard to keep my eyes open that time). we gotta see the roots, mangrove trees have very distinct roots characteristics..O oh, this is not a mangrove tree. *smile*
Me (sleepily): Uhm...I am not so sure (trying hard to keep my eyes open that time). we gotta see the roots, mangrove trees have very distinct roots characteristics..O oh, this is not a mangrove tree. *smile*
*what the heck, hello...mangrove trees on a hilly area..apa punya urang putih...paya bakau dakat laut saja la, apa pula atas bukit ni*
but come to think of it, if you observe the amazement of this foreigners over our hutan and wildlife...it made us to ponder over the things that we actually take things for granted everyday. we never care much about the forest and the wildlife but to them it is something to be treasured...