ikan bakar Bellamy

epal susu. nostalgic.

since this was the last day on a weekday to stuff our faces during lunch hour before Ramadhan, me and my two peeps decided to buat keje gila and go for ikan bakar at Bellamy.

'jom pi lunch ikan bakar!'

i used to hear my colleagues say when i first joined the co. it took them 1.5years for them to realize that invitation. AHAHAH.

my other two peeps... said they had to deliver cuppies at P1.
wondered why it took soo long to deliver cuppies to the basement (P1 as in level P1 parking lot =P) that they couldn't follow us.

"P1 WIMAX la bengong", was her reply (ok she originally said 'sayang' in her msg, i re-edited to bengong for a touch of idiocy on our end AHAHAHAHHA).

ikan bakar @ Bellamy be closed for the duration of Ramadhan, but i read one of the notices on the wall informing that they'll be opening a stall at a Ramadhan Baazar in Sg. Penchala? aiya didn't read properly.

=P~~~~~~~

selamat bangun sahur di pagi hari nanti =D

a bit of paintball, face paint, babywearing and f1

i'm really behind on my post, aren't i? i'm still at the office at this hour, a fuse blew at our house yesterday which blacked out the back section of the house -.-. thinking on the positive side, i'm glad it was a partial blackout and not a total darkness blackout (the lights and fan were out in my bedroom, but the PC and tv were still functioning, beats me how they wired the house @_@). thanks to Faiz, i got someone to come over to fix the problem. yay! alhamdulillah.

so let's recap the past weekend, shall we? (British accent mode :P).

first up, mini babywearing gathering at Tasik Chempaka on Saturday! happened to be the F1 qualifying started at the same time the meet was held, so i decided to take the opportunity to snake away with the kids while Significant Other was occupied! hoho. photos courtesy of Leo and Leen.

diggin Reet's Azur colors more than mine!

leo pakai kasuri lap hidung jap *hingus* *hingus*

Dayana wants to be worn too :P

ayam, ayam, dan ayam lagi
FWCC, semi-FWCC, BWCC(?) :D

ada orang itu sudah jeles... :P~~~ dibs ini ayam

babywearing chat

she's loving the new water bottle i got for myself... lol

babywearing group photo shot

i went for my first Paintball event on Sunday. Significant Other's department organized it at TT Sports Park, which is apparently the biggest paintball park in Malaysia? (yakah? i dunno i simply read the words written there hoho). i think many were expected to turn up but in the end there were only 11 of us. and about 4000 bullets to finish. uh oh.

i didn't know what to wear for paintball. i think it doesn't really make much of a difference even if you wear layers of clothing, you still end up getting bruised. we were only given a vest to wear, and face helmets. heck, one of the guys in my team went into the game wearing absolutely no protection (kebal kah? i think he was pro). apparently i was the only one who was a paintball-virgin, so i got front seat for the quick briefing O_O.

first round i think i was the last one in my team to be eliminated, i was busy hiding behind one of those blown-up bolders, too scared to charge forward, until i got ambushed by the rival team, haha. i was actually more scared of getting nasty bruises, if anything. and boy did it hurt. i managed to shoot a guy who was busy crawling on the ground and didn't notice that i was on to him, kekeke. we played a total of 4 rounds, with me getting hit twice on the legs.

er, what happens if we run out of bullets? surrender and die? :D

end of Battle

i didn't bruise as bad as Significant Other though. he bruises easily. haih. even his skin is high maintenance. and boy, were his bruises horrible-looking.

Significant Other's horrible bruising 4 days after getting targeted

later in the evening i dropped by Rinie's crib to celebrate Dani's 2nd birthday. Significant Other stayed home to watch F1 on tv. i waited for the kids to wake up from their nap, so we arrived just in time for the birthday song. didn't take many pics since i had two kids to handle all by myself. luckily i met Syaz, Dayana was quite smitten by her. hehe.

managed to say hi to Dina (insyallah we'll see you this weekend!), Munirah (waited in line together for face painting, dun even know if she knows me or not), and i said hi to another fellow blogger who looked familiar thanks to my friend Mawar. don't think she knew me either. said hello but she looked pretty blur. oh well. nobody reads my blog anyway. i write pretty meaningless stuff most of the time haha.

Dinara managed to grab hold and dump a bowl of cendol onto my lap T_T.

i realllllyyyy wanted to get Dayana to do face painting (mother was more eksaited than the kiddo), but after waiting in line for ages, she burst into tears as soon as it was her turn T_T. so i thought that if the kakak didn't wanna do, i decided to do for the adik instead. the adik was happy to oblige :D. here's my little tiger, literally speaking :D.

RAWRRRRRR!!!

Dayana had more fun running around with Ari and the rest of the kids chasing bubbles. see if you can spot Ari in the photo below. and i handed over rose and hemp to Syaz to be chopped. bye bye size 6. muahahahahhaha.

my eldest one frolicking around and has totally forgotten about me

intec is no longer based in KLCC :(. i no longer have a reason to drop by the towers just to gaze at the gorgeous scenery below. i even hear the Skybridge visits aren't free anymore :(. anyway, guess where they're moving to? bahhh... :P.

hmmm. i'll update more later when i have the time. i need to send an email out before heading home, and i'm hungry :(

the impulse trip up

it was an impulse trip alright. Significant Other heard from a friend of his that there was going to be durian fest at Genting, so on Saturday the whole family was bundled up into the car and brought up to Genting Highlands. woohoo. we got Fahmi & Johanna to tag along too :).

for starters, the only info we could find was the poster shown below. and when i called the number written towards the bottom of the poster, the person on the other end knew nuts about what was happening, nor could she answer any of my questions. bahhh.


another thing which was disappointing was that on the poster it wrote there 10am-8pm. we arrived there about 11ish, and nothing was there. so i asked a guy there who was busy setting up tables and such, he told me to wait until 12.30pm. so ok lah. we went to McD to share a meal between us as the prices are literally to die for.

but when we went there again for the second time, there were only two measley stalls set up and one stall when i asked they told me they were already sold out. wth? you couldn't even call it a fest, it was soo measley to begin with. contact numbers were printed on the banner that was erected AT the fest, which kinda defeats the purpose considering people would have wanted to know more about the fest before actually coming to the fest, don't you think? whatmore the time stated there was from 10am-8pm. not only did the durians arrive late (in limited quantities too) but when i left around 5.30pm the area was already totally deserted.

blllarghhhh.

musang king

fahmi n jo

since we were already there, we bought tickets for the indoor park as Dayana didn't meet the minimum requirement for most the rides, be it outside or inside haha. i think this was my first time playing the indoor rides, usually before this it was either simply sightseeing or going for a ride or two if we had to hang out indoors, haha.

gondola ride!

Dinara chillin' out

future parents in the making =D

too short to meet the minimum requirement

us!

Dayana seemed to be expressionless whenever she got on the rides, i got no idea why. hahah. pics to be uploaded later as usual =P. i wore Dinara using Rosey Moss. surprisingly this is the first DH-approved wrap among all the others that i've brought home and tried. seriously. i was surprised myself. i wonder if it's because it's pink =P~~~

expressionless macam itu all the way

then later... rush back to KL... left the kids with my parents... and off to a wedding smack in the center of KL T_T:


the bride looks lovely as she always does... (Significant Other kagum that she's sooo tall hehe). thanks so much for inviting me :D. this would be my 3rd chinese wedding dinner i've ever attended (second one being Norm's, first being Justine's). the only tiny part of chinese weddings that i'm not too fond off is that you can't take your own sweet time on each course. before you know it they'd be sweeping off all the dishes off the table and you need to finish up what's on your plate for the next course. hahahaha. chis.

on Sunday we zipped off to Ikea to prepare SR for its new tenant. i finally had the opportunity to try out the oven, roasting pre-marinated chicken i bought last minute. wish i had abit more time to enjoy the unit. staying in your own home has soo many +ve sides, the vibes you get is more energetic too. heehee. but we need the moolah since budget this year is really tight so rental it is then.

hopefully murah rezeki this year. i dunno about you but this year has already started out on a roller-coaster for me @_@.

p/s. can't wait for my Azur makeover. i hope you get well soon, Iza :)

wedding bells

congrats to Zahrul & Mier =D

the food was nice, Zahrul looks er, 'different' =P, and Mier is as pwiddy as always =)
have fun in Bandung! (p/s. i mau rock & republic jeans, can?)

p/s. my head doesn't look like this anymore. i've officially shaved off more years off my age due to this, hahahahahahahahhahahahahahaha

irina's potluck

not long after Dayana's little birthday party Imran messaged me on FB asking whether i was free on Saturday evening. Irina was having a buka puasa potluck style, and wanted to know whether we were free to come. about 15 people were invited, most of whom were her colleagues at PwC, who also happened to be Significant Other's friends, so we decided to join in.

potluck, as you all know, means we each had to bring something from home. i was out of ideas of what to make, but i didn't know what to buy either. i thought of trying to bake a casserole, since Munira wrote on her blog that it was quite simple to make. Significant Other suggested me to make macaroni pasta, i haven't made that in a while. i said i'd do a little bit of both. so, okay. at least if my first attempt at baking a casserole fails, at least there's the macaroni. lol.

so i dashed off to Tesco to get the ingredients, the bill rang a bit high because i had to get meself a casserole dish (there wasn't anything smaller than the one i bought, i was hoping to get a tiny one, oh well). i really didn't know how to budget whipping up a dish for roughly 15 people, so i just hentam beli the amount of ingredients, and tried not to go wayy over budget. the main ingredients i had to get were:

- cheddar cheese (just nice)
- macaroni (wayy too much)
- spaghetti sauce (overshot by 1 bottle)
- casserole dish (rm20+)
- brocolli (one stalk (stalk?) too many)
- minced beef (just nice)

so i'm not gonna tell you about my cooking experience, because i sucked too much at it anyway.

so it was already time to break fast by the time we reached Irina's place. luckily we've been there before, else we would've spent an extra 15 minutes getting lost just searching for her place. some of the peeps were already there, some unfamiliar faces because they were VTs at the company so i've never met them before. the food was already laid out on the table. i was from worrying that the amount of food i brought wasn't enough, to worrying that the amount of food was a little too much, hahah (i blame it on the huge casserole dish).

the hostess

the first phase of food

the second phase of food

i'll let the photos do the talking of exactly how much food there was that night (photos taken from Fahmi and Significant Other). i wish i had enough room to fit practically everything into my tummy. lately ever since puasa started i'm eating less and less. people's starting to notice my thinning figure (oh please don't let me phase off into walking skeleton mode. haha). anyway, i especially liked the sandwiches, Dayana had a bit of those as well. the roti jala was superb (ahem ahem)! but there were alot of dishes that i didn't manage to sample =(. i wasn't sure if it was because of my poor appetite or because i had a little toddler to look after. she was a bit bolder in exploring the floor herself that night. hehe.

the PwCers

Dayana exploring all by herself

time for a break

Dayana =)

i even sampled my own casserole for the first time. hahah. ok la, it didn't really suck, just so-so. i think it needs more stew, or something. it's quite hard to cook when you're fasting, especially if you're a novice like me. i think Dayana would be able to eat the casserole, i didn't add in too much extra flavoring or anything. just realized that she eats pasta now, earlier at home i fed her bits of macaroni while waiting for the macaroni sauce to cook. i love my mil's casserole dish though. it has always been my favorite. i just don't know how to replicate it.

Irina ended up with more food than she could bargain for. i think the amount of food left over could last her for a week, hahahahahah. apparently i should've guessed that people don't really eat that much during berbuka, settling on sampling a bit of every dish before they declare their tanks are full (for buffets, however, people pile up tons of food on their plates merely because they think they're famished and greed got the better of them just by looking at the wide selection of food choices). so i brought a huge doggy bag home =P. just wished i had tapaued the sandwiches though. i keep thinking about those sandwiches. who the heck brought them? i think they've been hoodwinked or something =P.

as Fahmi puts it, the Guardian of the Sandwiches, haha

so we had to rush off early to catch the Final Destination at Pyramid, and that bugger decided to pull a disappearing act on me and reappear at the last minute (grrr) so i had to leave my casserole dish behind. luckily mil at Subang was available to look after Dayana while we went for the movies. i can't imagine bringing Dayana along for a movie, i'm afraid she might scream or babble away or something. i'm impressed at how some mamas manage to do it. i do remember watching Dennis the Menace at the cinema with my family when i was wayyy young and my youngest sister, being quite young then, so my mom held her facing away from the screen throughout the whole of the movie. hahahahha.

the movie was OK. after 3 installments and this being the 4th one, there isn't much to be said. haha. the one thing i absolutely hate about TGV Sunway is the ticketing lanes. even though you've already purchased tickets online, you still have to queue up along with the rest of the idiots at the reservation counter. i say idiots because even though the tickets are reserved, these people end up coming in late to collect them so they have to re choose their tickets and everything. some of them even take more than 5 minutes just to collect their tickets. and sometimes only one counter is open for reservation. he-llo! what's the point of me buying the tickets in advance if i still need to queue up like no tomorrow?

TGV should get smarter and create a separate lane for ticket collection for those who've already paid for their tickets. seriously. Significant Other blew up once at the indian lady behind the counter because she didn't seem to care that people were taking up too much time at the counter (we ended up missing our movie, but after Significant Other's outburst we were given complimentary tickets for the next session). if like that i can just cut the whole winding queue and head straight for the reservation counter and pretend i lost my booking number, just to save time queuing up. the TGV people should be firm and only attend those with valid reservations and online purchases. geram ok. i don't encounter this problem whenever i'm buying tickets at GSC though. i wonder why?

ok enough with the outburst. hahaha. we got back to find Dayana happily asleep at my mil's.

which reminds me, one time, my sister in law 'expertly' left her car at the Carrefour parking lot because she wanted to take the ktm, and then she arrived quite late to collect the car and got stranded there because the security guards didn't allow her to remove the car tengah-tengah malam buta. hahahahah. sungguh pandai ok.

my trip to Kedah

we went to Kedah last weekend! Significat Other agreed to go, and boy was i excited. even my parents were going back to Kedah, my cousin was getting engaged in Langkawi. practically all of my close friends back in uni (all seven of us) would be in Kedah at the very same time, it's been ages since we actually got together like this. and we were bringing Dayana for her furthest trip ever!

we wanted to leave for Kedah in the wee hours of the morning to avoid the traffic but i ended up oversnoozing and only got up at 5am Saturday morning *oops*. i crammed a bunch of stuff into two bags (one for us, the other for Dayana) and hurriedly threw them into the car. by the time we left it was already 7.30am.

Dayana schleepy schleepy~

driving past the speed limit... shhhhh

the roads were still busy with traffic heading up north, but not as busy as during midnight a few hours earlier, which i later found out from my dad (they left for Kedah at midnight and got stuck in horrendous traffic on the way). we took turns driving, i drove from Sungai Perak up until Gurun. we arrived in Alor Setar around 11.30am (thanks to Significant Other, who speeded most of the way) and headed for my uncle's house to drop off our stuff. my uncle and family, including my dad would be leaving for Langkawi after lunch and since they're staying overnight there we practically had the house for ourselves. it would just be my mom, my two sistahs and us. whee~~

Aunt Ina made great nasi lemak and yummy cupcakes! *mouth watering* *reminds meself to get the recipe from her later*

our first stop of the day was to go to Eiwa's wedding reception, held at her newly renovated house from wood to stone (woohoo~ my peeps keep saying 'siap ade aircond office, occay~!'). it was almost 3pm by the time i reached her house. my mom accidentally took the wrong set of keys and we ended up being locked out of the house. gwahhhhh. everyone was already at Eiwa's, minus Sarah, who arrived shortly later. my mom and sistah proceeded to hang out at Hanim's house while we continued to do our visits =P. *congrats Eiwa and Kian!* *finally!*

kian & eiwa

with the whole bunch

Dayana mingling with Wally

the girls

the guys

we headed off to Noriza's place next to see her 44-day old baby, Muhammad Hafiz Naufal =). sungguh rock ok, siap pakai striking red mitten and booties, lol!

naufal =)

next stop: Wanza's place. she was having her son's cukur jambul the very same day so we dropped by her place for a visit =). her baby, Muhammad Irfan Danial, was roughly about 2 weeks old (i think). *congrats Wan!*

our final stop was to Aida's house. her wedding solemnization was today but we decided to skip that and serbu her house for the food instead =P. *congrats Aida!*

aida's reception the next day

i couldn't make Aida's wedding reception the next day because we had to head back down south to attend Rijal's wedding at Nibong Tebal. but i told her i'd try to make it for her wedding in Shah Alam the next weekend.

after we bid our goodbyes we headed back to Hanim's place to see her 2-month old baby, then whisked everyone to Kangar, PERLIS with my mom and sistah to pick up the spare keys that my uncle left us to get in the house. *jauhnya! pengsan*

it was almost 9.30pm by the time we reached Alor Setar so we went to pick up my other sistah who had gone to lepak with her Kedah peeps and made a beeline for Riverland =D. yummy! my most favorite chinese restaurant in Alor Setar. one of the things i miss about leaving Kedah, lol. it's Dayana's first time in a high chair!

Dayana and Daddy

Dayana wants to order food too

wanted to drop by Kuey Teow Iman for a late supper, but we were too tired and decided to retire early that day.

the next morning we packed up our stuff, left for the tailors to drop off some kain for raya, then headed off to my grandparents' place to say a quick hye =). tok wan was getting older, his eyesight wasn't as good as before. after saying hyes and byes and promising to drop by for a longer visit next time (and a quick photos with the grandies!), we headed off to Penang.

Nibong Tebal apparently resides closer to the Perak borderline, so we didn't get a chance to drop by the island, since it was pointless to patah balik. this crazy Rijal pulak didn't give us his invitation card, and his scanned version for the original basically sucked =P. but thanks to Significant Other's fantastic Garmin GPS, we managed to reach his house without seriously getting lost. haha.

a smile for the camera, lol

fascinated with the fan

the bride and groom

Dayana: do i know you?

we continued our journey around 3ish, but the traffic was really bad after the Semanggul R&R. it was my turn to drive, and i guess i kinda burned rubber due to the sluggish traffic flow and utter boringness sampai nak tertido driving like a snail. we stopped at Tapah for fruits and ice cream (and gas for the Civic) when Significant Other decided to continue the journey via the trunk roads. the trunk roads aren't that bad, actually. traffic was smooth for one thing. the GPS however, insisted we get back onto the highway pronto. haha. we did eventually because the trunk road only had one single lane per side, and by the time we got back onto the highway it was already three lanes =D.

marvelous GPS creation

we arrived at Subang toll around 10ish and headed for fil's place first. i was so tired (i was still in my baju kurung okay) i fell asleep on the sofa waiting for Significant Other to finish tinkering around with the fil's PC, leaving Dayana to her grandparents (funnily she took an instant liking to Bibik, while the Grandad had to work a little harder to earn her trust, haha). we finally reached home safe and sound at almost midnight.

luckily we were on leave the next day *grin*. btw congrats to my cousin on his engagement!

p/s. at the time i'm typing this tower 2 is announcing that there's a fire situation two levels down. is ordered to standby until further notice. hahahahhaha. and i see that everyone in office is still cool as a cucumber. lol. apparently it was activated due to a technical error in the system. blueks.

outing with my peeps

on Monday i took a day off from work to hang out with two of my high school friends. my roommate wanted to go shopping and weekends just couldn't cut it (not free lah, got wedding lah, got to layan hubby lah) so we chose Monday to go lepak. Aida who was getting married next month wanted to tag along too, so the three of us it was. no kiddos of course. i left Dayana with the maid, Aien sent her son to the nursery.

so i woke up at 9am that day wondering whether our planned outing jadi or not. i checked my phone only to see no messages and not a single missed call. apparently Aien messaged me on the other phone, saying to meet up at her place at 11.30am because she had something to attend to that morning. cheese. and i was all excited to go out early to have breakfast together first =(. but i arrived at exactly 11.30am at the parking lot of her apartment. hee. Aida was already there.

we headed off to MV, since it was a working day and almost noon, we decided to ditch the idea of driving all the way to Jalan TAR. the first thing we did was to get head up to GSC for our movie tickets. we decided to purchase 'Paul Blart: Mall Cop' for 1.20pm. i was hungry, no thanks to my roommate for making me skip breakfast, so i got to choose where to eat for lunch =D. at first i chose Killiney Kopitiam, but along the way we came across Paddington's House of Pancakes, so we made a split second decision to have lunch there instead. hehe. i thought PHOP could be found only at the Curve. i've never been to PHOP before. i've heard people raving about how yummy the food was.

Paddington's House of Pancakes!

i had no idea what to order (the pancakes looked soOooO yummy but i knew it wouldn't be very filling for lunch) so in the end we each decided to order the set. i forgot what the names were, but mine had blueberry and cheese pancakes, slices of meat and some egg, Aien's set looked like a tomatoey pizza but without the crust, and Aida's set had chicken, some kind of veggie roll and mashed potatoes (i'll rewrite this part once i find out what the set names are). and we each ordered ice lemon tea. yummy! but the blueberries in my pancakes tasted rather sour though. is it supposed to taste that way? since we were rushing for the movie i didn't even think of taking photos until we were halfway through our lunch.

the two rascals Aien & Aida posing with our halfway eaten food

yours truly

and the funny part was, we were happily stuffed after wolfing down the main dish and were about to call for the bill, until they served us dessert. we actually forgot the set had dessert included. haha. our dessert was mini pincakes drenched with ice cream and strawberry syrup, i think. i find it amazing that the pancakes weren't soggy since it was mixed into the gooey texture. it was nice!!! minus the raspberry syrup. i thot the syrup was manis nak mampus. naturally, we were late for the movie =P. i think we missed the first 10 minutes of the movie =(.

dessert eater #1 sengih sebesar alam

dessert eater #2 wearing tudung bibik! =P~~~

the movie was great for a comedy, if you don't really look into the details. i find it a nice watch. the only thing i regretted was that we didn't stay for the end credits! how was i to know that there was going to be an end bit at the very last end of the credits roll? haiz. i find it annoying when the producers do that. i remember last time for Ironman me and Significant Other left the cinema early so we missed the end bit, in the end we resorted to pirated DVD just to watch it, haha. sometimes it's annoying when if we do actually wait until the end of the credits roll, only to find out that there isn't anything to see, well that is really annoying. i mean credits roll are really long okay, and most people won't stay to actually read them one by one unless your name is credited somewhere in there, or if you're trying to find out who starred as the yummilicious hero in the movie. nevermind though. Significant Other hasn't seen this movie yet. so if he doesn't manage to catch it in the cinemas, there's always pirated DVD =P.

hmm, so where was i. oh yes. after the movie i dragged my friends to Arzu. last week i stepped into Arzu KLCC and wanted to get this nice scarf for rm99 only to find out that the display was the last one so i didn't get it. the scarf wasn't at this outlet either, but the guy at the store was really nice and even demonstrated to us on how to wear square and long scarves, Arab style, haha. too bad i didn't take any photo of me wearing them. i look cun! hahahahahahha (perasan diri sendiri). so in the end i bought 5 scarves, three long, two square. oops. they had an offer, rm100 for four scarves. so, why not? Aida even bought one for herself. those two friends of mine kept on touching the brown colored scarves. i kept telling them what a boring color brown is. haha. they, on the other hand told me my choices were all makcikky. i'm into florals at the moment =P even though they say geometrics is the way to go now. hahahah.

oh yes, i even bought my mom a Mother's Day gift, but i'll write more on that later.

after MV we went to Ariani and the Strand in Kota Damansara. i think they just newly opened an outlet there. those type of 'Ekin' tudungs are really getting famous now, aren't they? i don't like them because they're being overworn here. there's just too many people wearing the same type of tudung lah! i know they're easy to wear, you don't have to iron them and don't need to stick pins into your head and all, but to me it looks like wearing a helmet. i prefer those tudungs and scarves that you can lilit around your head, they look more feminine and unique, even though it's a bit of a hassle since you need alot of pins to achieve this look. at the store i tried a couple of those Ekin tudungs for fun, but even though they were nice and really simple, i still didn't like the look. i felt like an Ustazah in one. blergh. the storelady said i shouldn't spread the material out at the shoulders, i should bunch it up to make it look nicer and less ustazah-ish. hahahha. Aida bought a black patterned one which had a really nice flowery design that even i liked. even my roommate who rarely made any purchases whenever we got out shopping managed to grab three pairs, all in plain colors. haha.

and what did yours truly get? while browsing and complaining that the look wasn't for me, Aida spotted the 'Siti' tudung, the type that shows off part of your neck if you wear it without those inner headscarf to cover your neck. now this type of tudung i'm interested in. it doesn't look too formal or helmetish =P, and i've been eyeing them at Ampang Park recently, so without thinking much i purchase one in the end. the headscarf i got was in a soft pink color, and the tudung itself was black with hints of pink and green on it. nice kan? =P. now i have a tudung and nowhere to wear it. Aida suggested to wear it to her wedding solemnization later. heehee. i also bought a nice pink stripey scarf. i'm into stripes lately, no thanks to babywearing (and to Syaz's Chococabana and her stripey Jalan TAR headscarf! hehe). but that's another story.

by this time it was already 6pm so we headed back to Subang. we picked up Aien's adorable Wally at the nursery on the way.

where's wally?

it was a rushed outing, but it was nice to actually hang out with the two of them. especially Aida. i haven't seen her since... hmm... since i delivered Dayana practically 8 months ago? (yakah? wah, that is long!).

i hope i can make Eiwa and Aida's wedding next month. it's in Alor Setar, Kedah! jom convoy ramai-ramai =D