Raya break

We escaped the traffic jams by not venturing out of town.  :)  And capitalised on the relatively-empty streets and shopping malls!  Some activities we did: 

1) Went to Midvalley Megamall, which we seldom do coz the crowds are a bit too much.  This trip didn't start off well.  We forgot Jo Ern's stroller and Megamall surprisingly didn't have any strollers or stroller-like vehicles for rent or FOC.  I've seen a car-like thing at 1U and expected something like that here.  Then Jusco and other shops were closed for Raya.  Luckily most did open at mid-day, just nice after our yummy early lunch at Fong Lye.  Overall a fruitful visit: Swim goggles for me, L'occitane mosquito repellant for Jo Ern, slippers for hubby, Rex curry chicken from Carrefour (this brand is v hard to find).

Jo Ern was ok with the combination of walking and being carried around.

Vitagen for me! Grape flavour is still the best though

I love you, you love me...

2) Had a Raya lunch at the factory of hubby's friend.  It's our third year there, becoming a tradition already!  His Bangladeshi employees cook up beef and lamb curry with a Briyani-like rice, yummy.  Jo Ern surprisingly liked everything.  She also had a blast sitting and walking on the chair samples in the office.  It was rather dark outside the office itself so didn't take many pics.

I tested lots of Uncle Michi's stock today

3) Used my coupon for the Eyuzu Japanese buffet at Eastin. I love bringing Jo Ern for buffets coz she likes variety and I don't have to pay for her, heh heh.  First pic, under Mummy's care:  Sitting on the high chair with a comb as a toy.  She's into 'combing' hair at the moment - for herself and for others, using the correct end of the comb or otherwise.

First pic, under Mummy's care

So eventually Mummy goes off to collect more food and queue for fresh tempura prawn.  Came back and found hubby comfortably reading the newspaper.  Whilst Jo Ern had climbed onto the high-chair tray and was happily sitting there eating from the main table.  *faint*  Luckily that high-chair was a sturdy one!

 Second pic, under Papa's care

 Side view