Post Deepavali

Woke up around 7.30a.m. and left Tracy’s house about 9a.m. to go to a coffee shop in Puchong Jaya, the same area where Bethel Centre is located for brekky.

Tracy ordered ‘Ngau Lam’ while I ordered Ipoh ‘Sar Ho Fun’. Tracy said her noodles were not as good as compared to the ones she had before at the same place. I had no complaints about mine. Everything tasted nice and fresh.

Today at Bethel Centre they had their own member Dr. Peter Yee preaching. He is a lecturer in one of the institutes of higher learning. Before he preached his sermon on the prophet Jeremiah, he shared a bit about the parting of the Red Sea as a fact and not a myth as some people think.

After church we went to Tesco Puchong Jaya and I bought some tit-bits to bring home.

On the way to PJ to meet Adrian Ooi for lunch, we stopped by outside The Summit to wait for Tracy’s aunt from Sandakan to pass her some things she brought over for her.

We met Adrian at a coffee shop called Appollo with the intention of having Prawn Mee. We did not even realise the stall was closed until Adrian arrived and told us. Instead of going somewhere else, we stayed put and had the following. Thank you Adrian for the lunch.

We left before 3p.m. Adrian went back to work while Tracy drove me to Sentral. There was traffic congestion even on a Sunday. We arrived Sentral after 3.30p.m.

Thank you Tracy for your hospitality.

This time I did not take the Skybus but took the Aerobus which was RM1 less. The driver did not wait until the bus was full and then started the journey. In fact while I was still walking to the bus stop, the bus had already started to move but when one of the workers saw me coming from a afar, I made the stop sign and he signalled his colleague to tell the bus driver to stop and waited for me.

The journey to LCCT took about an hour and I occupied my time by listening to the radio. I tried to get some sleep but could not.

I think this was the first time I arrived at LCCT with one and a half hours to spare before departure time. My combined checked in baggages were only 10kg.

Went to Old Town White Coffee for late afternoon tea. Ordered ‘Asam Laksa’ and the files were swarming around me wanting a share in the food as well. The taste was still not as yummy as the one available at Taman Megah, PJ. The bill took a long time to arrive. I was thinking of walking out without paying as it was time to go into the departure hall.

Went straight to the departure lounge and after coming out from the loo, passengers on the same flight as I was were queuing up. I waited until the door to go out opened before I joined the queue.

I was supposed to have the whole row to myself and my thought of putting my whole body except the legs on the seat was crushed when one Malay lady came and asked me whether she could sit on the aisle seat. An old lady took her seat. How could I say no?

I took some photos before continued reading the book and I finished reading the book during the flight.

The flight touched down five minutes later than scheduled. The baggages came out quite fast and CTY fetched me from T2. Thank you for fetching me.

He drove me to Gaya Street and I had nasi lemak for dinner.

Upon arriving home, I quickly unpacked and remembered to take out my driver’s licence from the locked drawer to put inside my wallet.