Maine Coon

According to wikipedia the Maine Coon is one of the largest breeds of domestic cat, known for its intelligence and playfulness as well as its distinctive physical appearance. The Maine Coon Cat is known as "the gentle giant."

...The misus bought one early this year and yes this cat is very active and playful, but can be very clumpsy at certain times. ..

...meet Spencer originally from Spencerville, Ontario...now 6 months old and I wonder how much bigger will he grow in the next couple of years...

Buddies

...future male models??...

Sunday bowling

This year's tournament was more fun than the previous years. Although I didn't score well, but it was the bonding experience amongst us (colleagues) that really counts. Thanks to colleagues from Thailand for being such a great organizer!

...the wall...

...some of the participants...

...meet the champion...

...and the runner-up...

Yellow & Orange

...took this shot in my bathroom sink, flash fired...did a bit of photoshopping..might not be a good photo to some photographers but I'm quite happy with the result....

George R. Pearkes Building

...The Department of National Defence, and a bridge at Laurier Avenue, Ottawa, Canada...

Bass

...Bass at Upper Canada Village...

CEO who blog

I came across to this site by Jim Estill, CEO, Synnex Canada Limited and would never have thought a CEO of a billion dollar company would have the time to share his thoughts and wisdom through blogging. I just realised how ignorant can I be, and apparently there are quite a number of high level business executives who opines through blogging. For the moment, I'm quite attached to reading Mr Estill's blog. He writes not about the company but on matters related to personal development issues such as time management and leadership, and also share some thoughts about books he reads....very inspirational! For those (my fellow countrymen) who are involved in high-level management and leadership, which I think some of you seems lost, perhaps confused with leadership issue, Mr. Estill's blog might be a good read.......just a thought...