To say I’m enthralled with them would be an understatement as nothing had really captured my heart and attention to such an extent; well not since the last time I fell in love! No, I’m (wisely) not going to go there in this blog!

Anyway, I had even started to think of the kind of kayaks, digital cameras with long zooms & image stabilisers, waterproof binoculars, etc to buy to allow me to better take advantage of my future encounters with them! I was even thinking of going to go to the fish markets to buy fishes to feed them! Basically I’m going crazy just thinking about them!

Somebody please whack me with a paddle (or more kindly, just pinch me!) as I still cannot get over the fact that we actually saw these elusive creatures in their natural habitat. I would guess that less than 1 percent of the population of Kuching had even heard of much less seen them! And to actually see them in such close proximity from a kayak?? Now that's simply unbelievable! I'm still on a natural high 2 days after the fact; but can you really blame me!

Anyway just ignore me and look at the photos of the spectacular skies I took on the way home from work just now; irregardless of whether they look like dolphins or otherwise! To me the dolphins are just as amazing; if not even more so!

Happy Easter Holidays tomorrow for us lucky Sarawakians and Sabahans. Here’s my Easter wishes that you folks may get to see Irrawaddy Dolphins in the wild like we ‘oarsome four’ did.

Can I go back to my daydreaming and fantasies now?

Stumble It!