Comments on: A Day At Pandan Indah http://www.petertan.com/blog/2006/02/05/a-day-at-pandan-indah/ Living One Day At A Time Sat, 11 Oct 2008 06:30:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: leecs http://www.petertan.com/blog/2006/02/05/a-day-at-pandan-indah/#comment-5605 leecs Sat, 11 Feb 2006 13:26:53 +0000 http://www.petertan.com/blog/?p=568#comment-5605 i am staying at pandan indah! :) i heard about this restaurant before BUT now not sure if it is the same as as the one u meantioned here...got to check it out once i back...yeah. back to Beijing. now... <strong>Peter: The prices are cheap too. I surely will patronise this restaurant again when I am in the vicinity.</strong> i am staying at pandan indah! :)
i heard about this restaurant before BUT now not sure if it is the same as as the one u meantioned here…got to check it out once i back…yeah. back to Beijing. now…

Peter:
The prices are cheap too. I surely will patronise this restaurant again when I am in the vicinity.

]]> By: frostier http://www.petertan.com/blog/2006/02/05/a-day-at-pandan-indah/#comment-5593 frostier Tue, 07 Feb 2006 07:55:22 +0000 http://www.petertan.com/blog/?p=568#comment-5593 lu an chua go makan sorang-sorang tak ajak. <strong>Peter: Lu tua Pandan Indah meh?</strong> lu an chua go makan sorang-sorang tak ajak.

Peter:
Lu tua Pandan Indah meh?

]]> By: Zara's mama http://www.petertan.com/blog/2006/02/05/a-day-at-pandan-indah/#comment-5590 Zara's mama Mon, 06 Feb 2006 03:58:27 +0000 http://www.petertan.com/blog/?p=568#comment-5590 When I started pushing Zara's pram around places, I too started checking out places if they were pram friendly, and then when doing so, I realise how much inconvenience it must have been for those who travel in wheel chair. At least with pram, the baby is lighter, and we can lift the whole pram up and down certain curbs/steps. There are still a lot of places around KL which are wheels friendly. Have you checked out Hartamas area? That's quite bad. I can't bring Zara in her pram to the shops there, and i believe no one in wheelchair can meneuver around. Btw, I would like to wish you HAPPY CHINESE NEW YEAR, GONG XI FA CHAI. <strong>Peter: A properly constructed accessible walkway will not only benefit wheelchair users but parents pushing prams and the elderly with mobility problems. The local authorities need to be constantly reminded that there are laws and standards to provide accessible public amenities.</strong> When I started pushing Zara’s pram around places, I too started checking out places if they were pram friendly, and then when doing so, I realise how much inconvenience it must have been for those who travel in wheel chair. At least with pram, the baby is lighter, and we can lift the whole pram up and down certain curbs/steps.

There are still a lot of places around KL which are wheels friendly. Have you checked out Hartamas area? That’s quite bad. I can’t bring Zara in her pram to the shops there, and i believe no one in wheelchair can meneuver around.

Btw, I would like to wish you HAPPY CHINESE NEW YEAR, GONG XI FA CHAI.

Peter:
A properly constructed accessible walkway will not only benefit wheelchair users but parents pushing prams and the elderly with mobility problems. The local authorities need to be constantly reminded that there are laws and standards to provide accessible public amenities.

]]> By: earl-ku http://www.petertan.com/blog/2006/02/05/a-day-at-pandan-indah/#comment-5587 earl-ku Sun, 05 Feb 2006 15:51:19 +0000 http://www.petertan.com/blog/?p=568#comment-5587 don even talk bout the kerbs, those kerbs were not even there a year ago, if u noticed the kerbs in front of Fajar is not even completed yet there is this old indian uncle which i used to see on a wheelchair, he used to travel from the housing areas near the Rapid Depot to Fajar, and in front of Fajar there is this slope which is kinda steep, cars will have to engage 1st from a stanstill position, he used to push himself up there occasionally back when i was still schooling when i see him i will give him a hand ... but now days its kinda hard to see him around anymore ... <strong>Peter: It takes a lot of getting used to coming back to Malaysia. I could have travelled all over Tokyo without much assistance. Here I cannot even get on the walkways. </strong> don even talk bout the kerbs, those kerbs were not even there a year ago, if u noticed the kerbs in front of Fajar is not even completed yet

there is this old indian uncle which i used to see on a wheelchair, he used to travel from the housing areas near the Rapid Depot to Fajar, and in front of Fajar there is this slope which is kinda steep, cars will have to engage 1st from a stanstill position, he used to push himself up there

occasionally back when i was still schooling when i see him i will give him a hand … but now days its kinda hard to see him around anymore …

Peter:
It takes a lot of getting used to coming back to Malaysia. I could have travelled all over Tokyo without much assistance. Here I cannot even get on the walkways.

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