Our September JB Holiday Day 4

All good times come to an end. Sob. 

We had intended to head back early to avoid the custom jam. After some discussions, we agreed on Aeon Mall, which is somewhere near to Austin Heights. We used to frequent that mall. 

Daddy Lim still think that we could have a light bfast, then an early lunch before we head back. Hmmm… I am sure we were already heavy from before the trip. 

Bags packed. Bye to the decent hotel but with no gym. 

We came with 1 luggage and go home with 1 (plus some extra plastic bags) too. 

Aeon Mall was about 30 mins drive from the hotel. Memories flooded when we turned into the carpark. The 1st thing was to send the kids to the Rocky Basecamp. 

Then to quickly grab a coffee and more shopping. Haha.

I ordered the popular Spanish Latte. I asked the staff what exactly it is - coffee, milk and sugar. Chey. What a fanciful name for a latte with sugar. It wasn’t too bad; the right amount of sweetness.

We headed back to the kids, wanting to take more pictures. The kids are very much into bouldering now. 

Bouldering is seriously hard work. Actually, I really don’t get the joy from trying to hang from one’s fingers. That sounds super torturing and painful to me. 

Also, a lot of falling. I mean, look at the poor fingers, how to hold a body weight? Why even attempt to try or train them to do so ah?

The kids didn’t last the full 2 hour session. On the way to the Center, we saw go-kart and the boys wanted to try. 

I am no fan of driving and if I must, I would have opted for the “Child Speed”. Why bother? Only the boys went and opted of course for the “Professional Speed”. There goes Zaky well-styled hair. Haha.

Nana was just happy with her Rotiboy, which had exited Singapore. 

The Professional Speed karts didn’t look that fast but Zaky said that they feel fast, maybe bcos the circuit was tiny. 

We finally headed for lunch. Our last Korean meal. At least there was enough interval from bfast to allow us to feel peckish.

And some kopi and teh, in prep of the long way home. 

Fortunately, there was almost no wait at the custom and we cleared both sides smoothly. We came home to Mochi, who is well and alive! 

We paid $30 per day to Nana’s friend from Youth to visit on Saturday and Sunday to feed Mochi and supplement with kibbles from the auto feeder. She said that Mochi hissed at her on day 1. I didn’t know Mochi hiss. Does he recognise us? At least he didn’t hiss at us. Haha. Does he miss us? I have no way of telling. 

This will probably be the last trip (for a long time) that we will drive in to Malaysia, until we figure out what to do with the VEP. Haiz. So painful. 

Mummy Lim