we went for an 1 hour of badminton at sentosa sports centre. Need to burnt off those fat accumulated from the recent sibu trip due to the tour de food. Brought along my nephew this time around since I heard he really wanted to play badminton with someone other than by himself. It was a pretty good game all around between the 3 of us and fun too. Sometimes when you take a competitive edge off a sports, the entire learning experience will be much easier. You won't be under constant scrutiny in everything you do. So my advice for Andy Carroll, forget about your price tag and get on, enjoy football the way it is meant to be played!
Went to Banana Greeting to collect our wedding card since they mentioned that it's already completed 2 days ago. Quite satisfied with it. Receive a call from my cousin about that same time. Since we were nearby the area close to her father's shoplot, we brought her along for the rest of the day doing things she always like. Which is shopping. And eating.
Drop by Sarawak Plaza to check out Lea Centre, specifically looking for a pair of shoes for use during the wedding. After testing a few, I settled on the most comfortable pair. One more thing crossed off the checklist. Afterwards we went to Tun Jugah and was surprised to see Popular Bookstore have taken over the entire floor of the shopping mall. Seems like Popular remains popular. No pun intended. Finally bought something from Shih Ling stall there, after being recommended countless times by Terence. A XXXL Crispy Chicken Breast i think, as requested by my cousin. Had lunch at Ipoh Town, and bought some fried chicken piece for my nephew from KFC all within the space of 20 minutes or so.
My mum wanted to buy painting of a 100 birds and we found a place selling it at One TJ of all places. Bargained hard but manage only to knock off RM 8 off the final selling price. hehe. Ended the day walking to Spring from Kenyalang Park and bought a few more CNY shirt for myself. Spring is pretty much undrivable during night time. Overall ? An excellent family day. I think kids, parent or any other person, sometimes its not what we buy for them that is important but the effort that we put in during the process is what really counts. Listen to their concerns whenever possible, give them the attention and respect that they deserve.
