Day 21 - 14 November 2010
It was amazing to see a grape tree bearing fruit in a tropical country!
We had breakfast at a nearby community market.
Kakak bought some leaves to make Ketupat, and taught Hung and myself how to make one.
As it was Sunday, there were many activities going on.
On the way back, we saw the school which Kakak is teaching at.
In preparation for a potluck gathering later in the day, we made some cupcakes.
We then went to Tesco so that Hung could post out a letter.
A heavy rain disrupted the TV network.
Our host family had earlier informed us that the prayers at the mosque opposite our house might wake us up early in the morning. I was so soundly asleep that I didn't notice.
It was amazing to see a grape tree bearing fruit in a tropical country!
Our house
The mosque opposite our house
We had breakfast at a nearby community market.
I find the community market concept very interesting. In the morning, vendors set up their stalls (usually their lorries/vans). In the afternoon, they pack up and leave behind a community space which could be utilised for various activities.
Amalia and Aida helping us get breakfast
With my Mee Rebus (sedap sedap!)
Teh Tarik
Kakak bought some leaves to make Ketupat, and taught Hung and myself how to make one.
This Ketupat would be placed beside my bed on Fuji Maru throughout the journey
As it was Sunday, there were many activities going on.
Silat practice
For illegal immigrants to report themselves
Oops!
On the way back, we saw the school which Kakak is teaching at.
In preparation for a potluck gathering later in the day, we made some cupcakes.
H for Hung
Smiley with a hat
A for SG-A
YK!
YK?
Paw print & 心 (Chinese for heart)
Heart
YK
We then went to Tesco so that Hung could post out a letter.
This school lies on the border between Selangor & KL
For lunch, it was a potluck gathering with Abang's university friends. Abang received education in Australia and managed to establish contact with his schoolmates via facebook.
Too beautiful for eating?
The irresistible Kway Teow
Kakak's dish
Chendol
A heavy rain disrupted the TV network.
Long time since I enjoyed some cartoons
In the evening, we went to a Thai steamboat restaurant where Kakak and her fellow teacher colleagues have a year-end retreat.
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