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what a snowy day!




the title was taken from asma's status in ym at the moment this post is typed..
nana is coming back from home already..the 3 girls have moved in to the new crib
alhamdulillah..everything's great now...

so today...kak yati and family(abg zaidi, cutey nazlaa and chicky naurah), lan,ella,kak syira, kak han, diana, asma, nana and me were having sooooooo much fun with snow at the whakapapa village (i remmbered iylia or rahmat accused me of saying such a bad word during our sweet,memorable autumn 2006 trip..well..wh is pronounced as"f" here in new zealand..haiya..ape la u guyss)

we left our homely hamilton around 6.50...a bit late from the promised time that is 6.30..hihi..well..malaysian is always malaysian rite..no offence =p
we arrive the whakapapa village around 11.00, when all the empty-stomach-from-the-early-morning- are singing the hungry-mungry song
after we isi tangki with the spaghetti, bihun goreng and nasi goreng, we went to the whakapapa information center (was it, guys?) and the lady told us we are not advised to go up due to the fact of bad weather..disappointedly, we went down to the golf course and guess what..its snowyyyyy!!

well..its gonna be my last winter in New Zealand and I tell you what..it was the best snowwy day i ever had..

'great' weather + awesome accompany + good food = perfect
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