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Firefly To The South

ANDY BOUGHT THE AIR TICKET A FEW MONTHS BACK, it only cost RM49 to JB then and so we flew in this morning.. Well, at least we do not have to sit on our butts for eight hours... I am very afraid of sitting in the bus already... hahaha...

Before we left for the airport, we filled our tummies with Dim Sum from Ipoh Garden South.. it had been a long time since we last ate here...

My girl always dream of this when she is in college... 
Now she gets to eat all she can....
We were at the waiting hall one hour before schedule.... 
Passing time with iPad is the most appropriate thing to do....
Soon... it is time to "embark" ourselves... 
And fly up up to the sky!
After an hour or so... it started to land.... 
And camera started to click....
Beautiful above the clouds... 
Thank God for Journey Mercies!


Comments

  1. You always keep everything a secret. If you tell me earlier, maybe I could fly over also and meet you there...and go jalan jalan cari makan together - try what's good in JB. I've never been there. Very cheap to fly Sibu - JB, Air Asia direct.

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    1. No need to announce before anything is done.. I got 101 plans... but dont know jadi or not...

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  2. Your daughter on semester break? So good, fly here fly there. Life is to enjoy.

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    1. I flew because sitting in the bus too long, I really pening.. :)

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  3. So now your makan kakis here in Ipoh will have a chance to diet while you are away. Enjoy yourself with your kids and have a good time there.

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  4. Your daughter look alike u wei. Hope u have a great time there! ;-)

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  5. haha.. yes, I would have chosen to take a flight instead of coach.. from KL it's more or less the same time needed, if you count the waiting time, taking flight and coach, but a mere 45min onboard is so much better..

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    1. I went to the airport one hour earlier.. so it is ok... at least not so tired... :)

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