Up To Penang Hill

Daddy was away on business trip for 2 weeks. We all missed him when he was gone, but Grandma came to visit and take care of us all. Despite all the nice home cooked food, my Mummy lost 2kgs during this period, being so busy at work and at home (lots of early & late night meetings). When Mummy and her colleagues went up Penang Hill one afternoon for a work related event; she thought I would enjoy going up Penang Hill too.





When Daddy came back from his trip, he took a day off to get some rest. So, Mummy suggested that we all go to Penang Hill. I was sticking very close to Daddy and Mummy when we sent Ian over to Ah Mah's house, I was worried that I'd be left behind too.

Mummy told me that we were going to take the train up the hill. I was very excited, I kept saying to Mummy the whole way to Air Itam "Mummy, I want to go up the train!". I couldn't wait for Daddy to get us the tickets, I kept asking to go up the train. Daddy & Mummy's tickets cost RM8 each, while mine cost RM4.




In the train


The new train is very fast, and goes directly up to the top without needing to change train during the mid-hill station. The air con works better, but it is just as crowded.

At the hill top, we walked around, looked through the telescope. We had lunch at David Brown, an English restaurant with a lovely garden. The food there was quite good, but overpriced. Even with 20% off using Mummy's credit card it was expensive. Anyway, I enjoyed my lunch and ate quite a large portion too. I had a lot of fun running around in the garden, playing with the grass, and pebbles. I didn't want to leave.



Going up Penang Hill

Looking through the viewing telescope.

At David Brown restaurant

Me playing with pebbles.

Can you see me? Mummy got this umbrella for me, it was free with purchase of some P&G products.

We had a fun outing, and now, I keep asking to go to Penang Hill again!

~ShannaLYY

P/S Grandma, we miss you! When can you and Grandpa come visit again?