All along the month of December 2010, my brain keep thinking of the stories that I want to share in this blog but can't. Let's admit it....when you start a blog, no matter whether you are a daily blogger or a once-a-while blogger like me, your brain will most likely think in such a way that every event that happened can lead to a potential story. Some people post entries out of no particular story at all....but it works!
So now, I am in my rewind mode! Please bare with me cause this can be long winded, indeed......

It all started end November 2010 when we took a quick trip back to our small town to oversee a group of movers at our old house. I call it our
"Small Town Moving Day!" The movers from
Amove Resources took almost one whole day to pack and move out all our belongings before making their trip to KL that night.
On the same day too, we got a call from a lady asking us whether we wanted to rent out our house because she & her family are looking for a place in the same neighbourhood. She must have noticed the big yellow truck parked in front of the house. Though honestly, we were unprepared to rent out our house as yet or so soon for that matter, we ended up renting the place to her anyway.
After much discussions went back and forth between landlord & tenants, thanks to the help of my sister & brother-in-law, our old house is now in the care of our tenants Kak Nor & her family. We can only pray that Kak Nor will take good care of our house....as I sure miss my kitchen cabinets and all! Sob...sob....sob...

We only made an overnight trip back to our small town. Imagine the rush to get things done. But the girls really enjoyed the trip as we stayed at my sister's place and they got the chance to play with their best cousins - Danial & Danilia. Even my parents dropped by from Alor Setar to join the crowd. The more the merrier, kan....especially when my sister cooked delicious lauk-lauk for lunch even though I know that she hates to cook for large group of people nowadays. Big thanks, sis. Much appreciated. When you come to my place,
kita order saja.......

Our
"Big City Moving Day" finally arrived. Thank goodness the movers did such a great job that day. They unpacked all the big items and placed them accordingly to where I want them to be. Easy breezy. The hard work came soon after they left us with all the smaller items such as clothings, toys, kitchen stuffs etc...etc...that we need to organized ourselves. That was the hard part of moving.
But Ujang of course pulled through. He was determined to get things organized within 2 weeks and he did it. Superb job, my dearie. He came through for us all. Of course with yours truly unable to lift heavy objects/things or be of much help except to point her finger here and there along with a long list of instructions! I like....

Things went on as normal after the big move. We like living in Bangi. We like the area, the community, the ease of finding good places to eat and that everything that we need is within a short distance from the house. So far so good. The only bummer is the fact that I was at home with the girls without the ability to log in to the net for the whole month. If TM or the 2 other useless broadband that we had was able to rectify my dilemma, things would be SUPER DUPER!!
Ok..ok...I shall stop about the internet dilemma already. I know I am repeating myself again and again. Can't help it, I suppose. I'm angry!!!!!
In a nutshell, so many memories and so many good things occurred to us since we moved. As December being a month of school holidays, a lot of our family members and friends from far away were able to drop by at our new place. What can I say other than
mi casa es su casa. Most welcome, anytime....