Took a road trip to Canada last weekend. Unlike US visa, Canadian visa only lasts for 6 months. Actually, it is only a single entry visa but since Ping did not leave US, Ping could go through the Canadian border again. Our first destination - African Lion Safari.
You get a choice of driving your own car or go through the bus. Lucky thing we rented a car because if took our own car, sure very sim thia because we actually got a bit of scratches...you'll see why later. It is also much more fun to go by yourself rather than the tour bus because we get to be really close to the animals.
First one we met was the Llama (骆马)...of course after we pass through the beh piao eh lang lah....
It is much cuter than the one we saw at Lansing Potter Park Zoo. Next came the lion..they were kinda boring. All busy sleeping only. One of them is sooo cute - the one in the inset - it was right at the top of the stone structure. It must be pretty hot because he stucked his tongue out while sleeping. But besides him, the others were pretty boring.
After the lions were the cheetahs but we only saw two who were very far away. There were no stone structures near the cheetahs so they were lying under the trees. Could barely see them. The most fun area were the baboons area. However, we were also pretty pissed off because some irresponsible visitors think that it is okay to simple feed them with bread and banana even though there clearly are signs saying 'Do not feed the animals' everywhere!' Ping definitely was not practicing the first habit - Be Proactive - of Sean Covey's 7 Habits. But seriously, who in the right mind thinks that it is okay to luan zhu chi all the lau kaus? They think they are at Penang Botanical Gardens meh. Bo tau nau! Once one of the baboon found out that one car is feeding bananas, all the others starting heading towards the cars. They were all over the car and their favorite place is to sit by the window on the side mirror. As you could expect, lau kaus are very tham chiak. So you can see one super eau lo punya lau kau...chui ka bo liao, chiu gim tiau gui nah tiau.
Another fun and hilarious one is the ostrich (駝鳥). For some reason, they get really fascinated with their own reflections or any movement by the window. They kept pecking on the window....the reason why we were glad we rented the car because they actually create some scratches on the door. Although they look harmless, when they are standing right next to you pecking on the window, they can be quite intimidating.
Got more but Ping's laptop running out of batt. Will continue part 2 tomorrow.
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