KL Day 5: Port Dickson and Home

It was the last day of our precious holiday. Sob, I didn't want to come home.

The room only had a king size bed and the 4 of us huddled for the night. Daddy Lim said that he didn't sleep well and took over the whole bed after the kids had woke up.

What did the rest of us do? We enjoyed our book at the balcony, with the sun and the breeze. What a nice morning.

I couldn't help but snapped a picture of the pool and the hotel.

We read for a while until Daddy Lim's hungry tummy woke him up and he hurried us for bfast. The selection was the most limited out of the 4 bfasts but it was better than having to find food outside of the hotel.

I thought that the kids would want to have a last swim before we headed home. They were lured by table tennis instead.

They were super bad at the game actually. Their game consisted of one person hitting the ball over and the receiving person running after to pick up the ball. Still, they had so much fun and were so proud when the receiving person could actually hit the ball back.

They stopped only when they could no longer endure the thirst and had to go back to the home for water.  Zaky then headed back with Daddy Lim to continue the table tennis game while I brought Lil Shauna to the beach to look for seashells.

We could see a storm coming. Dark clouds covered the sky.

But we continued as there was no rain.

We stayed on the beach until we could smell rain. It was high tide and the image of being dragged into the sea was in my mind. I was scared by my imagination and hurrying pulled Lil Shauna back. Daddy Lim and Zaky happened to be looking for us and we took our last family picture.

It was drizzling when we started driving but the drive was smooth. The only irritating part was that the small roads in Port Dickson that lead to the expressway seem endless. Along the way, the cows bid us goodbye. We actually saw one of them crossing the road. Why did the cow cross the road? Haha.

We took about 4 hours to arrive back in Singapore including 1 pitstop for lunch. We stopped for lunch when the kids got restless and started fighting. Otherwise, the drive was very smooth. We also made sure that we downloaded ample sings to accompany us on the way home. I felt like I was having a 3 hours karaoke session in the car. Lol.
There was also no jam at the custom. Very good.

Overall, I would say that this is one of the better holidays that we had despite being it just across the causeway. We attributed it to sufficient planning, all thanks to the expert family travel planner, aka me. Ok lah, the kids brought us a lot of joy too. We also agreed that the recent holidays were a lot more enjoyable now that they kids are older and could appreciate a variety of activities. This is probably the start of the many Malaysia roadtrip to come. For now, I will keep my eyes on the next holiday to come. Muahahahaha.

Mummy Lim