Yes, those who realised it, went nuts. Ha ha ha ha ha!
Anyway, this would be our first Family trip out of Malaysia and also, the very first time the girls would be riding on a train for 9 hours! Maybe I am just an excited Dad but this is going to be a very exciting trip for all of us...
And this time, for the very first time, we're going to stay at my Sister's place (aka the girls favourite Aunt in Singapore.)
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| Kaelynn at the Vending machine. Most of the cans are RM1.00 each. Told my Wife that I can just park outside and she runs inside to get RM10.00 worth, then we switch for another RM10.00. But noooo.... |
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| The queue for the 1400 Train. Needless to say, this is the very first of all queues... |
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| Yes, the train was running late and so, we had to rush since we're going to be in the first coach. Just enough time for this... |
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| The coach is quite nice and with the Air-con on, its very cool. Even the seats are comfortable and spacious. |
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| In the afternoon, with the girls being hungry, we traipsed to the Canteen Coach. When I saw this door ajar, I was quite afraid for the girls who are oblivious to the dangers. And I thought crossing the coaches were scary. |
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| Kaelynn with her Oreos, Kristine with her erm, nothing, while I had some Iced Tea and Nasi Lemak. Bear in mind, the prices there are exhorbitant and with the train going 100Kmh or more, there is no way but to pay. For example, Kaelynn's (not Ori) Oreos costs RM4.50. This was my turn to have my lunch since they had theirs earlier. |
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| This is a Panoramic shot of the Cafeteria Coach, where later, I would find myself going here quite often. Not because of the food but for the warmth as our coach's Aircon was very cold once you settle in, |
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| Preparing their roles on Motherhood... |
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| Another trip to the Cafeteria. Unfortunately, the only thing that was hot were the Cup Noodles and Porridge. The girls went at them but left the Porridge, which to me, was quite nice. Another RM15.00 gone... |
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| Trying to tie your shoelaces in a speeding train is not easy... |
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| 10 minutes past ten and we're left Malaysia |
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| I like these seats but once you put them into reclining position, I find that I keep slipping until my head touches the lower part. |
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| The seat I was sitting in, moved about and after most of the passengers had left, I decided to investigate. I think this is to allow for the seats to face either direction because when I moved it to face the windows, it looks a little bit too cramped. Then the train conductor came... |
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| We have arrived in Singapore and yes, we have to queue up for a taxi. Its half-past ten by the time we cleared Immigration. |
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| There was a slight stinging on my feet and when I looked at them, the blisters were due to the horrendous amount of walking during stting up of the Jay Chou Concert and two Warehouse Sales where I helped with a lot of things after setting up the POS systems. |
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