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FRIM Outing@24 Oct 2010

FRIM Outing @ 24 October 2010 (Sunday)


It's actually quite rare to have rain on a Sunday morning - after all surely it's not called SUNday for nothing, right? But rain it did. Actually it would have been a perfect morning to sleep in!

The weather was forlorn looking indeed. Though it wasn't pouring cats & dogs, we couldn't follow our programme. So we trotted off to breakfast on PAN MEE instead; this is supposed to be a famous destination in Kepong. Indeed just as well we were early cos the place is only a one-shop lot & the tables were filling up fast.

We broke fast together with May & her family (her handsome husband Kwang & her handsome boys), Yeoh, Jade, Thian Seng, Fanny, Jee Peng, our last week's club guest Chin, & myself. Verdict: If you like Pan Mee, you'll like this place.

Our timing was good, as the rain cleared after our stomachs were full. But by then May & family had to leave us. Well, the rest of us now set forth on our real adventure - going on the Canopy Walk (or as Teresa taught us, Cannot Pee Walk!).

Jee Peng was our capable & very fit leader. The rest of us were new to this Canopy Walk - I think it was quite an exciting experience for us. The roped bridge looked rather fragile, I have to say, & it's not a good idea for people with agoraphobia (Aha! If you don't know the meaning of this word, look up the dictionary:-)) We were high above the ground, almost as high as the trees, & could catch a great view from way up high.

It was a lovely morning walk, & we had lots of other walkers & mountain bikers for company. It seems a very popular place. Our "lunch" after the walk was refreshing coconut water - so nice after a long hot walk (yeah, by now, it was a real SUNday). Laughter Yoga was unfortunately scrapped as our timing was all out, & I guess everyone was tired after the morning exercise. So no HO HO HA HA HA!

THANK YOU to Jade who organised this trip for us as VPPR, & to Jee Peng for being our leader.

The next one, will be a Pre-Lunar Year makan in Jan 2011. So watch out for more news:-)
Kay Wong
President 2010/2011
Taman Indrahana Toastmasters Club


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