Angie and I had always associated USM with studies and work. Lately, with the kids, we have managed to associate it with some fun and recreation.
Since early this year, we have had picnic there a few times. Currently, our picnic spot of choice is the shady grassy strip between the Centre for Policy Research and International Studies (CenPRIS) and the Graduate School of Business. Overlooking the USM swimming pool, this spot is scenic and breezy. Cleaning up is convenient as the Anjung Budi building is nearby.
[Picnic on campus]
[Pine trees give a highland feel to the surroundings]
[Justin doing his picnic dance]
Besides picnics, we have also brought the kids to USM's Tuanku Fauziah Museum and Gallery, as well as for leisurely strolls.
[USM Museum: Julian the spaceman wannabe]
[USM Museum: Julian intrigued by the replica of the Perak Man burial exhibit]
[Giant Letters of USM: This can be seen from the main road near the Batu Uban gate]
Since early this year, we have had picnic there a few times. Currently, our picnic spot of choice is the shady grassy strip between the Centre for Policy Research and International Studies (CenPRIS) and the Graduate School of Business. Overlooking the USM swimming pool, this spot is scenic and breezy. Cleaning up is convenient as the Anjung Budi building is nearby.
[Picnic on campus]
[Pine trees give a highland feel to the surroundings]
[Justin doing his picnic dance]
Besides picnics, we have also brought the kids to USM's Tuanku Fauziah Museum and Gallery, as well as for leisurely strolls.
[USM Museum: Julian the spaceman wannabe]
[USM Museum: Julian intrigued by the replica of the Perak Man burial exhibit]
[Giant Letters of USM: This can be seen from the main road near the Batu Uban gate]
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