A leisure family trip

We had a driving trip up to Malaysia before the school term starts. Decided on Cameron Highlands. Since Tien is not travel friendly, we stopped by at KL for one night, so that the travelling in the car will not be too much for her to bear. Same thing when we came back down, but stayed for 2 nights instead. It was a nice, relaxing trip for everyone. I had supper with hubby every night at our hotel room. Haha! Something which I definitely won't have time or mood for when I'm in Singapore.

Yeah! All ready to go!

It was raining cats and dogs when we reached KL. As usual heavy traffic jam.

This was what the kids and daddy were doing as soon as we got into our hotel room.

Went over to Mid Valley Megamall, after a short rest, for dinner and shopping. We ate at the Chicken Rice Shop.

Stayed at Century Pines during our visit to Cameron. The room was clean, big and had beautiful view from the balcony. There's a DVD player in the room which kept the kids entertained at night. Breakfast provided by the hotel was pretty decent, which surprised me, as the occupancy level wasn't high. Very glad that I did not switch over to Equatorial (they were having an attractive promotion), after driving pass and saw it wasn't as attractive as shown in its website.

Daddy having fun with the kids after lunch, along the streets in Tanah Rata town.

The playground park was just opposite our place of stay. Big open space with three playgrounds. We left the place only when it started to drizzle.

Had super yummy strawberry ice-cream at KHM strawberry farm, after walking the Robinson Fall trail. The pics on the trekking will need to wait, cos' it's all taken using hubby's film camera and has yet to be developed into hardcopy photos.

Daddy doing marketing! Forget about the strawberries, though almost everyone will link Cameron with that, you should try out the sugary sweet corns. They are edible in raw form and sugary SWEET!

Lunch at the famous T-cafe. We ordered spagetti with minced chicken in tomato sauce for Eu, daddy had lasagna and mushroom soup, while mommy chosed yee-mee in claypot.We had chocolate and banana milk shakes too! The food was good, but I wouldn't recommend to anyone that does not like to wait more than half an hour for their food. Luckily, Tien was fast asleep when we reached the cafe, else we would had to walk out with empty stomach. And from observation, I do agree with comments on the internet about the owners giving better service to ang-moh tourists. There was this caucasian couple who came more than 15 minutes later than us, but got her claypot dish at the same time as me! No, she definitely did not call to order in advance, as I saw the boss attending to them almost immediately after they had sat down. We waited almost 10 minutes before the lady boss had the time to take our orders.