Weekend in Kluang - Part 5

Ying and Ching joined us in the afternoon. We visited Kluang Parade, another shopping mall in Kluang. There, we played Daytona and Basketball. Jasmine surprised me with her sharp-shooting skills. Not bad for someone who claimed she doesn’t exercise. We also visited Kluang Mall where we played Ice Hockey again, and then we had lunch at Old Taste, a restaurant franchise that is very similar to Old Town. For the record, I prefer Old Town. =)

After a late lunch, we visited Ying’s house. It is a very big house, and I like the ‘penthouse’ a lot. Interestingly, her maid is using the ‘penthouse’. Hehe. Ying taught us a new game called “Take Two”, which I think is a very innovative alternative to Scrabble. Then we played a little Wii, and there is a game when we mimic Michael Jackson’s dance moves. It is very fun, and I can still remember some of the dance moves now! Surprisingly, I was able to let go of myself and dance (a little awkwardly) to the beat. I thoroughly enjoyed the game, and thinking back, I remembered a quote which my good friend, Rom, liked “Dance like nobody's watching”. (Thinking back, Rom’s favorite quotes always describe her philosophy/outlook of like very aptly).

Ying’s mother had went to fetch Ying’s brother, Jenssan. I took an instant liking to Jenssan. He’s a handsome boy with a grin on his face that makes you wonder whether if he’s very content with what he is currently doing/playing, or whether if he’s grinning because he’s up to some mischief. Disclaimer: not once did he misbehave; it’s just an impression I got.

One incident that I find very funny was when we are in the car, Jenssan started reciting some Chinese superhero slogan, and Ching corrected him along the way. I think it is very funny because we are laughing very hard at the superhero slogan, while Jenssan kept continuing trying to remember the lines and reciting it, oblivious about the laughter besides him.

When we are back at Jasmine’s house, Jenssan played with Valerie, and I think it’s very sweet to see children playing with each other.