It was a great visit to the zoo with our friends. The weather was cloudy and fairly cooling and most of all, the kids were manageable. The one thing that marred the perfection of the experience was the hideous 1 and a half hour wait to get a table and buy our lunch at KFC. The zoo guys seriously need to consider increasing their food outlets within their compound!
Joash being afraid of water, refused to take part in the waterplay at the Kidzworld. I was terribly disappointed as I brought all the swim stuff with us. But on hindsight, it probably was a good thing since Jayna, who loves the water, would want to join in the fun if her brother were to do so. Her eczema might have gotten even worse from that.
However, Joshua and I discovered that our kids are not exactly fans of the animals. They were far more excited about the tram ride, boat trip, railings, food or the retail shops. Perhaps they got that trait from me cos I am sooooo not crazy about the animals too. I only took one photo of the white tiger which was the single animal that I really liked. I supposed we're really true blue city people.
Joash being afraid of water, refused to take part in the waterplay at the Kidzworld. I was terribly disappointed as I brought all the swim stuff with us. But on hindsight, it probably was a good thing since Jayna, who loves the water, would want to join in the fun if her brother were to do so. Her eczema might have gotten even worse from that.
However, Joshua and I discovered that our kids are not exactly fans of the animals. They were far more excited about the tram ride, boat trip, railings, food or the retail shops. Perhaps they got that trait from me cos I am sooooo not crazy about the animals too. I only took one photo of the white tiger which was the single animal that I really liked. I supposed we're really true blue city people.
The sole picture taken of an animal...
Us Low family with the gorgeous couple and their gal.
(As usual, it's not easy to get the kids to pose at the right time. LOL)
Our only decent family shot.
(Thanks to our dear friend *muack*)
(Thanks to our dear friend *muack*)
Jayna: "What are you taking a photo of, Mummy?
Me or the baboons?"
The kids checking out the red-butt baboons
On the tram
(If I were to name this picture, I would call it "Directions".
Can you guess why?)
Joash was completely "knocked out"
(Such a pity! He would have loved the boat trip.)
Jayna was ecstatic throughout the ride!
Enjoying the breeze and scenery
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