Trip to KLIA 29082010

Today, we're sending off the girl's favourite Aunt back to Singapore. And because of reasons unknown, AirAsia was the flight of choice. And so, since it was a Sunday, it was a lso a good day to just take a drive to ..... LCCT (Low Cost Carrier Terminal) in Sepang.

After that, it was time to pay a visit to KLIA as the girls have never been to an International Airport before. And boy, comparing this to LCCT, the KLIA was like comparing Sungei Wang to Lot10. KLIA had some passengers but they're all for International flights while LCCT was more for domestic flight which was so full of people that if you had a dollar for every person there, would be be a millionaire after a weekend.

This is one of those rides which the girls
enjoyed without having to use the 20sen
coins. That is, until the friendly trolley
guy came.

Did I mention that they had waffles and
ice-cream?

After looking at various restaurants, we decided that eating in KLIA was too expensive. And it took us about three hours too. we were ready to eat at MacDonalds until we saw the 'Genting Higlands' prices. So, it was decided to go look for food in Kota Kemuning instead. In the meantime, I bough more waffles for my parents in case they were starving. Yeah, the girls helped themselves too.

Finally, after finding out that many restaurants do
not serve food at four in the afternoon, we had no
choice to but to eat at the clown house.

Nearly cause an accident at the roundabout when the family wanted to go to Carrefour instead of going home. But then, since this almost the end of the month, it was time to replenish supplies. At the end, it was the cartons of milk which rocked our wallets.

Whoa! And I paid RM9.00 for it. Still, this
one is blue but I did not have the chance
to see if there is a LED inside it.

What were they doing going through and fro
at the pillar?

And what is she doing with our groceries?

Yep, they discovered how to scan for things and
no product was safe from them.

While I was there, I SMS-ed Bruce hoping to escape the boredom but well, last minute plans usually never worked out.