This is the view from the second bedroom in the service apartment at night.

And the next morning. Not so nice now since you can see the constructions there.

A nice photo of both of us smiling and looking at the camera.

Bro is behind the scene.

After lunch we made Ethan and Brandon sleep and went for fish spa again. This has got to be the last time this trip since we’ll be leaving next week. After fish spa I decided to do the foot scrub because my feet was cracked like crazy. It was already cracked before I came back and it became worse because I wear sandals every time we go out. OMG it’s bloody ticklish! Like 10x worse than the fish spa. I was laughing so hard throughout the process and woke Brandon up. Ethan was already up and the staffs there were very helpful in looking after him while he ran around in the shop. Godmum and godsis quickly cleaned up and took both the boys out while sis and I ‘enjoy’ our foot scrub. After scrubbing my feet feels absolutely clean and smooth. Then it’s foot mask time. The result of that was very fresh and minty feet. Last process was the foot lotion and then we’re off. Feet felt very fragile and sensitive when I walked, like a pair of virgin feet, after all the dead skin had been scrubbed off. It was very satisfying to see a clean feet but I will NEVER get my feet scrubbed ever again.

When we met up with my godmum and godsis we were surprised to see the boys in fire engine carts, how cute! I thought those things were expensive to hire but turned up they only cost RM1 each for OneCard holder. Unfortunately they didn’t get to ride very long in those because we had to leave already. If only we’d known how cheap these were from the beginning we would use it when we go to 1 Utama, which is pretty often.

A couple more photos here.

This trip we got to eat our favourite economy fried mee hoon at Air Itam. We only get to eat this on very rare occasions because this stall closes on Saturdays and we always go back during the weekends. I was so excited for this long-awaited moment, only to feel dissapointed after the first taste. Won’t be craving for that anymore. The next morning we had breakfast at our usual place, opposite the Air Itam market. I ordered fried Jawa mee, we ALWAYS order that, even if we are eating other food there will always be Jawa mee in the middle to share.

Later on we went to stock up on the Him Heangs and the Ghee Hiangs. After that went for a drive around the downtown, my cousin brother was the driver of the day. We began heading home in the afternoon and stopped for tea/dinner at a seafood restaurant on mainland Penang, forgot what that place is called.

Too lazy to put up any photos.

She hit 21 this year. Actual day is 20 June but we celebrated a day after because that’s when godbro came back from Singapore. JoJo is my godsis and Ethan is supposed to call her kai yee yee but he can only say yee yee, while Brandon calls her Jo yee, which sounded like my brother’s name.

We had dinner at a Japanese restaurant in Uptown, forgot the name of the restaurant (JoJo, help me out here). And then we went home for the cake cutting (and eating) ceremony. JoJo, may all your wishes come true. If you can only choose one, would you wish to lose weight, or to meet your idols Super Junior?

Rick’s Cafe, Bangsar.

Used to be known as SMDJ, which stands for Sekolah Menengah Damansara Jaya. They added the ‘K’ for Kebangsaan in at some point, I think when I was in Form 5. I was the last in the family to attend this school. *sigh* I missed school, not all the exams but mostly all the fun I had with friends. I was a Girl Guide and very active in Interact Club. Now I can’t believe that I have actually stayed back for meetings and even go to school on Saturdays. Guess I didn’t get enough of school then.

Originally I couldn’t attend this gathering because I wasn’t going to go back to KL at first. I’m very happy that I made it. Seeing friends I haven’t seen for such a long time. I just can’t believe so many people couldn’t make it. Most of them are in KL but they just didn’t make the effort. There was a presentation at the beginning but I missed it because I went late. Had to wait until Ethan takes his nap before I went out. I didn’t really mix around much (sad to say) because I wasn’t really close to most of those who were there. At least I left my mark there, LOL!

/p

Everyone lost weight but I put on, too much!

Thanks Leonard for organising this event!

Godsis told me that there are two fish spas that she know of, one in Pavillion and the other in Bangsar. Pavillion is quite far from were we live and Bangsar is not that close either. We stumbled across one which was just opened not to long ago in 1 Utama when we had lunch there. Obviously this one is not as nice as the one in Pavillion or Bangsar but it’s near and that’s good enough for us.

First challenge was to nap the little buggers in their stroller so we can have just 30 minutes for the spa. Ethan napped not long after we arrived and then we had to wait for Brandon but he was difficult. So I decided to go with godsis first then sis and godbro will join once she kau tim Brandon.

We had to wash our legs first before dipping into the pool of ‘deadly’ fishes, LOL! So it was as ticklish as I thought, but just at the beginning. Then it feels really nice having the rufas sucked those dead skins away. It only took me a while to get used to it while sis and my cousins were laughing for so long because they were ticklish.

Me and godsis

I was standing up at this point because the water level was too low

I think my legs were dipped in for a little less than 30 minutes when Ethan woke up. Took him up and let him play around a bit until everyone was done. Then we went to Sushi Zanmai for lunch. I ordered udon because Ethan likes to eat noodles. The food there was yummy and I like that they give child’s plate and utensils for children to use.

My memory is not very good but I think we went for the breakfast the second time and still they were serving the mee goreng. What I remembered was one of us went and asked the staffs if they knew when the menu is going to change and they said that mee goreng is going to stick for a while. How disappointing! I know I can get $1 nasi lemak elsewhere but I was looking forward to Ikea’s nasi lemak because it was really good too.

Still manage to smile with face full of mosquito bites.

That’s not the worse of it, he’s got bitten all over his arms and legs. It’s pretty bad considering this photo was taken on the first few days of our arrival. Don’t like this sort of ‘welcoming gift’. Only happens when we stay at my godparents’ in TTDI Hills. The back of the house is jungle with lots of other bugs besides mosquitoes.

What I really, really despise was that the mozzies attack him and him only. I sleep next to him. I know la, his blood is sweeter, etc. When I kena bitten I heal quicker than he does. There was a time when he was finally healing and then out came the mozzies to attack him again. Tried using mosquito patch but not really effective. It was close to the end of our trip when we got the electric mosquito repellent which seemed to work well for the first few days and then probably the mozzies got immune to it. Maybe next time I’ll try the bug zapper with the light in the middle. Wonder if they still have those.