Presenting...
Here she is our Auni...looking sweet in her pink baju kurung. She is the most demanding of the trio and very persistent in her requirements. Her buddy fighting mate would be Mr Aiman and Ms Aleya...
We had stopped by somewhere in Kota Tinggi during our adventure there the past weekend. We managed to stopped by Kota Tinggi waterfalls. My last visit was most probably during my time as an active sea scout member in JB. I vividly remember the bus ride to the water falls and all the diving, swimming and lepakking there.
Nowadays, the waterfall has been upgraded into a water park. Entrance fees is RM10 for adults and RM5 for child but we were given discounts the other day and paid RM7.50 for adults where as children were free. Mahal woo...
The waterfall was basically the same but with additional slides here and there just to realign with the water park theme. My verdict: Expansive and not worth it.
What's this?
This must be a different spa of some sort hehehe...actually those are chrysanthemum. It is believed that chrysanthemums can cure red eyes and please bear in mind that this is scientifically unproven. I've been searching all around for facts to support this theory but I can't find it anywhere. Anyone knows better?
Anyway, the 2 lovely lady models happens to be my daughters. They were down with red eyes the other day and someone in the family suggested the use of chrysanthemums. You want to know more about chrysanthemums then please visit here.
Yup, those two girls definitely love to pose. The believe is that once you get the red eyes then you have to wear dark glasses. In their case it is definitely red glasses!! However, the whole idea is to prevent the virus from spreading to other family members. Eventhough all the precaution is made, normally the whole family will end up with red eyes. In our case, the culprit or carrier or donor or whatever you want to call him is this guy
Yes it's him again. Nice choice of glasses mate! Very hawaian look hahaha...After extensive questioning, we found out that one of his classmates had been down with the disease first. Nothing much we can do with kids actually. You can't control them 100% of the time so the best would be to go with the flow. Don't you think so?
