I do admit that I had a remarkable and spectacular time in Penang, practically being a baby-sitter (I played and watched movies with Ashley for her entertainment and to feel myself being a young child again) for 24/7 and a greedy hawker food eater (I have eaten everything I wanted except Char Koay Kak!).

I spent most of my time playing with Ashley and Zoe, Aunty Alicia's kids, because my parents and I stayed at her house. That's why I can hardly use Facebook to chat with Rasinah or other people 'cause I am so damn occupied with playing with Ashley! Besides that, I followed my parents to run some important errands, eat hawker food and spend time with my cousins and friends!

The most special thing was when I spent time with my three favourite cousins: Jia Wei, Kelly and Mei Yen. Mei Yen is leaving for London to continue on her Biomedical Sciences in an university after obtaining a scholarship. I feel happy for her 'cause she deserves it. She is very smart, like seriously. She does not need to study that much as she has a photographic memory. We celebrated two days of the five days I was in Penang to spend cousins' bonding time and we had fun chatting. I now feel so sad that she won't be in Penang anymore if I go back there for my vacation after October. Nonetheless, there is something called Skype and Email-ing!

The other special thing was that I attended my parents' friend's wedding with Aunty Alicia and her family too because they used to be colleagues. Ashley got to be the flower-girl and she was so professional at it! HAHA!

The main reason why my parents and I went back to Penang was to celebrate Zoe's first birthday bash. Like come on, we are her god-parents or god-sister anyway! Tehee. She is now a big girl now and she looks so chubby and adorable! She loves eating. She seemed to really enjoy her birthday party that we have put up for her. That's a great thing!

The rest of the time during my Penang trip was spent visiting my Mom's friends.

I really enjoyed my trip though there were some dislikes especially the radio stations in Malaysia.

You know what? I think the Malays in Malaysia are going insane! No offence but even a word like 'God' or 'cigarette' must be censored on the radio stations. I am so damn frustrated when suddenly a word gets censored off while I know the lyrics and I was singing it! UGH!

That's all for this trip. Will update my blog again soon on this week's first week of the new, last, school term.