Category: The Firmansyahs in a Nutshell
My husband, my two kids, and me.
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Saturday pics
We had our breakfast at Nasi Kandar Pelita (roti canai, Maggi goreng, tosai, and poori set) and took a walk on the KLCC Park while Wira and I tried our DSLR cameras after long time (he uses Nikon, I use FujiFilm.) Roti canai is quintessentially Malaysian that shows the nation’s close ties with Indian’s culture…
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Japan Trip: April – May 2023
Ari and I have been planning a family trip since last year, and one of the main factors was my kids’ jealousy of me because “mom always goes to cool places while we are stuck at home!” (So, no, they don’t miss me when I’m away for business trips. They are more annoyed by the…
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Eid Mubarak!
Eid Mubarak, friends!
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Doctor appointment
Earlier today, we went to the hospital for Rey’s doctor appointment. For the past week, Rey has been having cough, sneezes, and mild fever. We usually let the illness on its own for three days along with some paracetamol and vitamins since that’s how virus usually works. The illness, however, stuck for more than three…
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(Another) Langkawi Trip, Malaysia Day
Malaysia Day’s vacation trip to Langkawi; a small island in the northern part of Malaysia, freshly out from a curse that spanned seven generations (trust me, I read Wikipedia.) Also, eagle feeding is super cool.
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Symphonic Anime by Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra
At this point, this became a yearly event rejoiced by the public far and large. It’s pretty awesome seeing the musicians and the audience dressing up in their favorite characters too. Also, Naohisa Furusa-sensei rocks.
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Kuala Lumpur Car-Free Morning
Pokemon Go, mounted police, and streets with bicycles, joggers, and families.
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Happy Anniversary!
Happy 11th anniversary, dear! May our following days, months, and years will always as fun as Two Dots and Homescapes! And whenever we passed the Ultra Hard levels, we always have each other to hype ourselves up, “good job, ayah! Good job, ibu!”
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Saturday morning walk: Tasik Permaisuri Park
Someone brought one big sack of bread and he shared it with other park goers to feed the fishes.