We lazed in the house after a quick bfast of the usual ham, eggs and instant noodles. We probably could laze around forever with WiFi until somebody yelled that we should move. It was a repeat if what we had done the days before - Rocky Basecamp. The kids could do that over and over again.
This time, they managed to get Daddy Lim to join them. My muscles were still screaming and so were the kids but they just don't care. They are strong lah.
Not bad wor. Daddy Lim managed to scale the tall wall.
The Spidey kids were way ahead of him.
He came down and exclaimed how tiring it was. Hohoho. I doubt he would survive long.
The kids just kept going and going. From wall to boulders and then more walls.
By the end of the 2 hours, they were finally exhausted. I had wanted to catch a movie - the tickets were at RM10.50! How cheap is that?! Unfortunately, there wasnt any good shows screening.
We headed back to the Airbnb after lunch. Lunch was at Kenny Rogers and I was craving for it as the chain had moved out of Singapore some time back. If there is anything that can be trained in Malaysia, it must be patience. We waited more than half an hour for the food and the restaurant wasn't even crowded. All cravings were long gone by the time food was served. Zzzz.
The rest of the late afternoon was spent chilling in the airbnb. It was too hot to go anywhere. We got out at almost 7pm for VR only to realise that it was fully booked for the rest of the day. By the, the drift cart and jump street were long closed too.
Plan B was karaoke and we managed to find one with an immediate room for RM100ish for a 2-hour slot.
Dinner was finger food at the karaoke joint. Singing for 2 hours seems like a long time but in reality, 2 hours gone by in a wink and we could still go on.
We ended the night with street side lok lok. We must be so brave. Fortunately, nobody came down with anything.
Last but not least, durians again wrapped up the night. This time, we got 2 durians instead. Hohoho. They were so good!
It was again another late night. The next morning, we only had time for a quick bfast before we made our way home, hoping to avoid the custom jam. The kids also helpfully finished the cakes that we baked on the 1st day.
With that, it marked the end of our quick getaway.
GPS directed us to the 1st link. While there was no jam at the Malaysia side; it was super slow moving at the Singapore side.
Probably to cope with the influx of cars, we were directed to the lanes usually meant for delivery lorries. The cars barely moved. It took us 1 hour just to clear just the immigration building. Nevertheless, we survive and home sweet home.
Mummy Lim



























































