Those who have been through WW2

In my childhood memory, my father was a person was easily irritated by people or things arround him. His unpredictable temparement was the root cause of his alienation from his eight children. As a result, my sibbling and I never have the chance of knowing who our father was. I use of visit my father more frequently after my mum died in year 1991,. It was during that 8 years that i have a chance to have a glimpse about my father. He told me about his childhood days and his war days....Today, i am grateful to God for healing that he has done to my father. This piece of knowledge about my father has motivated me to look further to know the life of those who has gone through WW2.

Sky Diving is on at Segamat

Sky diving is now at Segamat. Why chose Segamat as the site for sky diving?

Mother Bird's Feeding Its Young Chicks

Yesterday I went to my friend's house in Tan Lian Ann Garden. Mr. Tan Teck Pow told me about the bird nest on his tree when we met in Segamat Country Club for morning walk. I told him I would bring my camera to take photos of the young chicks in th nest.

So I had my camera ready when he tapped on the tree. The 2 chicks stretched out their necks and their mouths wide opened either they were in fear or thinking that it was time for feeding. I quickly snapped a few shoots.

When we went into the house, what amazed us was suddenly we saw the mother bird was flying around with a worm in its beak. The timing was right for my visit. I had the opportunity to snap the mother bird feeding her chicks. What a mother love is all about!

Hope your guys out there also have something nice happening in any corner of Segamat to share among the Segamatians.

The Idea of Exploring Segamat

This blog is created by Stephanie in January 2009. While studying in a foregin country, Stephanie realises about her lack in knowing Segamat. Segamat is a very beautiful town. Its history, people, food, scenery, livestyle, industries, etc are yet to be discovered and promoted to the whole world.

This blog aims to gather pieces of good writing about Segamat. Thanks to existing and future contributors of this blog. If you have any contributions for this blog, please email to exploringSegamat@gmail.com. We cannot guarantee that it will be published. However, we will certainly acknowledge your kindness via email.