Brayden 8Y0M27D
Bevlynn 3Y9M22D
Here we go again. A week-long school holiday. This time we were spending it in KL.
We went to Sunway Belfield for a swim. The view was amazing, the swimming pool overlooked the world's second tallest building. It was right in the center view. The jacuzzi and the children pool was also nearby. We went for a day swim and a night swim. Both had very breath-taking view. The lights were changing colours and at one short moment it flickered like the lights on Paris Eiffel Tower.'
The children loved swimming in the pool. Bev who was afraid of the water asked me to carry her around the pool. Bray was swimming around and played "find the stone underwater". It was a nice celebration for us. We had the whole place to ourselves, it felt very private.
We spend a day at Lalaport. It was so near to Hubs old home. We took some nice photos with the historical entrance. We could recall how dark and eerie the front entrance used to be, when we walked from Hang Tuah to Times Square. There were hardly any lights from the street lamp and they used to say the place was haunted. But looking at how vibrant it is now, it is so different from before.
We had dinner at Times Square, because I had to drop by at Low Yat to have my phone checked. Dinner at Times Square; and we told the children about our old times.
We went to Pavilion 2 Bukit Jalil.
First day, we played hopscotch. Brayden played it for the first time, properly with coins. He was so competitive and wanted to win all the time. Bev hopped in too. We had good laughs and so much fun. We then brought the children to Little Pirates Playland. It is one of the biggest playarea which we had brought the children to (16000 sq ft). It was a little crowded because of the public holiday. MH and children were there to join us. The children had so much fun. We went for dinner at Nong Geng Ji Hunan Cuisine to celebrate YY's birthday!
Second day, we went to Game On Sports Hub. Purchasing the tickets were a hassle and not so easy online. But once we got inside, we enjoyed ourselves. There were karaoke room, roller blading, big ball bouncer, snooker, giant jenga, carrom darts, ball games, board games and Switch games. Our favourite was playing the Mario Party Jamboree. Bev was very cute when she missed all the cues; while Bray was very serious to hit every single beat correctly. At night, we had the whole place to ourselves as though we had the whole place booked. There were no one around, probably because the next day was still a school day. The place was closed at 10pm, we had our money's worth, and played until 9.30pm.
For young children, the Little Pirates Playland is fun; however for teenagers and families, the Game On Sports Hub is a good family bonding place.
We took the train several times. We had dinner at 八大八小 The Eight Restaurant. It looked like a simple Hongkong cafe but the food was good. The luncheon meat bun and the noodles were the children's favourite.
On Saturday, we had lunch with HP family at Xenri Japanese Restaurant. The food was superb. Children loved the indoor koi pond, it was a shallow pond with white smoke coming out. It looked peaceful and relaxing; except for the children's excitement that broke all the silence.
We went for a swim at MH's home. Hub's close friends were there on last minute invite. It was very nice to meet them all again. The number of children was almost as many of the adults there.
It was a good long week.
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