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Youth Park Wading Pool
Youth Park -a park for the young and old. It is currently being upgraded with many new features under construction.
For the time being, let’s take a look at the children’s wading pool. It is pretty interesting because this pool is located at the foothill, under huge, old trees. The water seems to flow down from the waterfall nearby. (I think all waterfalls in Penang are dead, if you ask me.)

From my observations, I notice that the Chinese hardly bring their children to the parks and public places like these. I wonder why? Probably, they are too busy chasing more money and their kids chasing more education? This is true because every weekend when we are going out for a trip, children are flocking to my apartment units for tuition, on Sunday mornings, afternoon and even evening. *sigh* Aren’t children suppose to be running around parks, tumbling down and getting scratches and bites?

February 20th, 2005 at 10:47 pm
sooooooooooo cooooooooooooooooooling…
February 21st, 2005 at 12:01 pm
heh, i didn’t know about this!!! the last time i took the kids was on 26 Dec 2004(the morning the earthquake and tsunami hit)! *making a mental note to go sometime to check it out…*