Showing posts with label bear. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bear. Show all posts

13 Jun 2014

Dhamia And The Bear

Dhamia meets the A&W bear. The bear was actually on the counter and I have to place Dhamia on the counter in order for me to snap this photo. Looks like the burger was really tempting her.

This is really an iconic mascot for A&W. For as long as I can remember, this bear has always been the restaurant's mascot. Infact since my schooling days to be precise. Of course there is the life-size bear which only makes its appearance during special occasions.

15 Apr 2014

Dhamia And The Bear


Pacific Coffee at Dataran Pahlawan is one of Dhamia's favourite haunt...all because of the giant teddy bear. She got so excited when she saw the bear even though the bear was several sizes bigger than her. Of course that did not really matter to her.

Just wondering how many kids her age will have that courage to touch the bear. Won't be surprised if there are those who will scream their lungs out at the mere sight of the bear.


23 Jan 2014

Year Of The Horse


It's time for Chinese New Year celebration again. This time around it is the year of the horse and true to the nature of a horse, there will be a lot of horsing around this time around. Like any other festivity, Chinese New Year is one time of the year where practically all shopping centres will have their special festivity decoration to commemorate the event. Chinese New Year is no different. 

You just need to walk into any shopping centre, be it a large shopping centre or not so large, and you will find all sorts of beautiful decorations all around. However, after having seen Chinese New Year decorations in the past, you have seen it all. There is not much difference from the decorations used in the previous years.


As the Chinese are so obsessed with money and prosperity, you are most likely to see decoration depicting gold, money and things along that line. Come to think of it, these decorations are so predictable that you can already guess what kind of decorations they will use even before you set your eyes on those decorations.

As for Dataran Pahlawan, these two bears (below) looks familiar. It did not take long for me to realise that these are the bears used for the Christmas decorations. You just need to change the bears' costume to make them look like they are celebrating Chinese New Year and voila...you have a new decoration for Chinese New Year. Out of idea or being cheap...?