posting from YP...hehhehe

lukhman's office:Majlis Daerah Yong Peng

hey gals...

am now in lukhman's room.he set-up a hotspot in the house...canggih tak canggih huh!!..should advised him to open cyber cafe ler camni ek. so apa lagi..with the internet connected, i pun amik kesempatan posting to our blog ler.

twins just slept downstairs...they've been running around the house with their cousins since the day we arrived (friday nite). rafik is currently watching "Bourne Ultimate" sequence from "Bourne Identity"starring Matt Damon.the air was hot and it makes me sleepy addition to the delicious asam pedas ikan parang we had for lunch. we'll try to spot for the sweet yummy cendol again later today..yesterdy was a dissapointment coz the stall was closed. we usually favored for the roti kukus in KLuang railway station but we'll skip that one this time around.

rafik says we shall head to KL after asar...i'm ok with that but i like..ehm.. favor more for after maghrib. i m predicting heavy trafic along PLUS hiway...as we are ALL AWARE...people will be rushing back to KL continuing their normal life, schooling and working after 1 whole week of schl hols eh!...

oh yes..just an update, visited anis n nashwan at gleneagles last friday. hope nashwan has recovered now from the mild fever. and anis...hold-on there and be strong ..being a mom of 3 without ur hubby always around, heavy-duty eh but i believe u'll handle it well.

*KiD*

p.s...hey matey..where's ur post on the kid's Science Camp ???

Yong Peng: Yong Peng (永平) is a town located in the southern of Johor state, Malaysia. It has an area of 1911.6 hectares with an estimated population of 29,046 *[1]. Yong Peng has two main interchanges on North-South Expressway including north to Kuala Lumpur and south to Johor Bahru.
The local residents are mainly of Chinese origin migrated from the southern China in the 1900s. There is also a small number of Malay and Indian population residing in the outer area of Yong Peng. The main language is Mandarin with Johor accent. Majority of the people work as rubber tappers or farmers.
Due to its strong agricultural economy, most of the younger generation chooses to leave Yong Peng after completing secondary education and work in the factories of the neighbor country, Singapore.