Hello dear friends! How has the week treating you so far? Hope everybody had a fun time just as I did!
As planned last Tuesday, along with my dear mother, we went for a family holiday at Country Villa in Kajang which is actually only about 1/2 an hour drive from here. My husband got a great offer to stay there for a 2 days 1 night stay, however it has to be before the school holidays start i.e. this 17 November. So we chose to go just before the Deepavali celebration, which was yesterday.
My Mum & Bubbles at the living room.
Here they're posing at the dining area, next to the living room. At the background you can see the the fully equiped kitchen.
It's just a 3 bedrooms apartment, complete with kitchen facilities and we brought along some food stuff to cook & enjoy there! But what we enjoyed the most was the drive to reach the villa! It was just awesome!
The villa is situated in Country Height which is a very exclusive residential area. We had a very slow drive looking at all the beautiful humongous houses along the road! I guess this is our Beverly Hills!!!
But the residents here are not celebrities, they’re are just private & mostly businesses owners people. The place is heavily guarded so you are only allowed entrance with proper invitation. I'm sorry I didn't take any photo of the houses, I just don't dare to! I was scared the guards would chase us away!
Sigh.... sigh....! It's so unbelievable looking at the size of their homes that I told my Mum,"I think only crazy people would have such ridiculously huge houses!!!"
Kah! Kah! Kah! Don't you agree?! Unless, of course, you're one of these people with incredibly humongous homes!!! I know there's one in Arkansas... one in Flintville... and maybe many more that I don't know of!!!
Upon reaching there, nothing can refrain my two girls to immediately changed & had their fun in the swimming pool! 
Posing with the twin bike in front of our apartment which was at the background on the first floor, on the rightside of the staircase (the leftside is hidden from view).
The next morning we rented bicycles, one a twin-seater, for me & hubby & another the normal single seater for Buttercup! Kih! Kih! Kih! Wanna know a secret?! I can't cycle!!! A twin-seater bike is very expensive, so I told my hubby, if we don't rent the bike, I could never had the chance to cycle!!! Hahaha! So the budget-conscious MacGyver relented!!! But what a ride! I haven't done any exercise for almost two months & suddenly I'm riding a bicycle!!! Oh! My back! Oh! My legs! Oh! My.... (why can't they make the seat a little kinder to this first-timer?!!! Heehee! But with all the pains aside, I'll treasure my whole life that bicycle ride with my beloved hubby & Buttercup....
There goes my dear hubby cycling with Bubbles hidden from view, behind him. And at the background, hidden behind the trees are the huge homes.
Here they are, on the way to return the bicycles! The bike was too big for Bubbles but hubby still had to carry her because she was sulking when I went with him!!! And me, after the short ride, and all the pains.... I'd rather walk!
Oh! And don't worry about my Mum! We didn't neglect her. She was so impressed of the apartment she just wanna enjoy the stay there while she can.... Hmm.... sometimes it's just so easy to please the people we love, if only we took the time....
But all was not exactly perfect as I wished! My Blossom & hubby can't join us because they're working. Then they're left with no babysitter for baby Diyanah because her Indian babysitter was going back to hometown to celebrate Deepavali. So they came to meet us there just to leave baby Diyanah with Ghamma & Ghampa, who by the way, are supposedly on holiday & off they went! So we're supposed to take care of baby Diyanah till today. That's why I couldn't get online much earlier! 
Now someone asked me, am I a Hindu because I marked Deepavali in my calendar! Kih! Kih! Kih! No, I'm a muslim but Malaysia is a multi-racial country so Deepavali is a holiday for the Indian to celebrate their Hindu religious celebration. So yesterdy, while some of our 'open house' were still on, we also visited our Indian friends' houses. However, there are some Indian who are Christians, so they celebrate Christmas. The same goes for Chinese, some are Buddhist & some are Christians. Hmm... we are a bit colourful, aren't we?! Hope you don't find all these confusing! Heehee!
There goes another glimpse of my life.... and now I'm afraid I'm off to Seremban again coz I've got to return my grandchild to her parents! See you guys when I'm back!!!
Take Care & Have a Wonderful Weekend! Ta Ta For Now!
