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The Short and Sweet Escape 1 (Part 2)


Assalamualaikum people

The view form our suite in the morning :)


We woke up to have the kinda Chinese breakfast in the hotel cafe. I just had toast and cereal, enough to start off the day. First thing to be done, was buying jeruk for my craving sister. Haha. So early in the morning, we walked in midst of city to find this:


It was awak-boleh-rasa-semua-yang-ada thingy. So we did. Hahaha. I felt bloated afterwards. Like seriously. I am the wild fan of jeruk kot. But not jeruk bawang putih. 
A BIG NO. 

Next, we off to Penang Hill as someone was being so jakun to go up there. Yup, me. Haha.




Along suggested us to go up early in the morning so that the fluffy clouds and fog were still there. It was a bit chilly up there. 


Since our life motto is NO PRESSURE , so we just drove in to Butterworth. And lastly, back to Georgetown, before we headed to the giant Queensbay Mall for a proper lunch and charging phone purpose. Haha. It was raining heavily so we just had our lunch calmly in our own sweet little time.

Around 4, we headed to the airport as the flight was at 6.40p.m. Yusma was being so sweet to come down to the airport all the way from Butterworth to meet us, even only for few minutes. Thank you Kakak Yusma Hanim. I really appreciate time little time spent. We had good laugh, the one we always had back in Kampung Palmy. The only difference is, now I came with my other half :)


Well basically, thats how we spent our 36 hours together in Penang. 
Its time to go home. 
Satisfied and contented we are. 
All praises to Allah for giving us chance to explore more of His Creation. 
Dear husband, lets count down to the next one insyaAllah. 
June, please come fast <3 font="">


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