Time seems to fly by. Ah yee and C came. I didn't remember seeing much of them and C left for home on Sunday. C should be happy to go home to an extent; the kids had been bugging him so much. Lol.
I am glad that we had the chance to have lunches with them on our own. We visited the zoo with them and also Legoland, on the Saturday before C flown home.
We set off for Legoland with my brother’s family at 8am in the morning, hoping to beat the traffic and we did. The custom was almost empty. It was so refreshing as compared to our Port Dickson experience.
We arrived at Legoland at 9am and most of the shops were closed.
Legoland opens at 10am. However, the kids are always great when they have the 3Fs for companion. They found an earthworm and had such a time marveling at God’s creation. Look at the picture, all so posey. Lol.
We were glad that the weather couldn't be more wonderful. The rain had just stopped and the sky was cloudy – perfect for a theme park advantage. There was some rain in the day but stopped quickly and didn't damper our spirit. More wonderfully, the theme park was not crowded. There was barely a q for almost all the rides. For some of the rides like the roller coaster, we could even go a few times continuously without having to return to the q.
The kids had a wonderful time. I had a great time too; I love theme parks. There aren’t too many thrilling rides in Legoland though.
C was very game to take some very "young" rides that none of us were keen. Look how excited he was. Hehe, kena sabo.
The most “interesting” must be the flume bcos the adults were drenched right down to our underwear, while the kids were protected by the raincoats. The adults walked around the theme park in our wet clothes, hoping to air dried them before we depart for the day.
We completed Legoland by 4pm and even took 2nd round for some rides bcos the park was fairly empty. Lil Shauna and Lil Isaac said that they love the roller coaster the most.
Lil Isaac spent a long time making lego cars too and kept asking to go back. It is probably a boys thing.
We then headed to the Korean BBQ restaurant opposite Aeon for dinner. It was a great dinner with the family squeezing round the table, feasting on a lot of food. Ok, not so great for my diet plan that flew out of the window EVERY weekend. Zzzzz.
How come Lil Isaac is not in the picture? He knocked out already. Lol. Feline knocked out while we were still in the park. Lil Isaac lasted a little longer but happily napped in the car without struggle when I suggested.
Then we walked in Aeon to try to burn some time, departing only at 9pm, hoping again for empty custom. We had to introduce the Ah Tioh C the ice cream that we indulged every time we visit Aeon.
Apparently we burnt out on the luck and were stuck in the Malaysian custom for at least an hour. The Singapore custom was a breeze. I cannot appreciate enough how efficient Singapore is. We arrived home late but it is definitely worth it in exchange of the fun we had.
We had a family dinner again on Sunday, right before C had to depart for the airport. The absence wouldn't be that long. We shall visit them at the end of the year and it would then be our turn to ransack their house. Hohoho.
Mummy Lim













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