Seventh Heaven at Pavillion, Cosmetique Facial

went to Seventh Heaven again to visit Cosmetique for my facial....so luxurious of me, right?
7th Heaven reception is so posh and spacious and..........deserted..see the cleaner catching 40 winks?? hahaha!
corridor leading to window view ont 7th floor of Pavillion

every space is utilised...here a mirrored built-in desk top dressing table

a tiny room can alsoe house a facial bed

shower here if you dare

closer view of lounge chairs

even a tiny balcony can accomodate a spa shower

can I ask hubby to make a shower like this in our balcony?

so bored waiting for the mask to dry so took this pix of the dressing table

my dressing table decor

the bed has matching robe,brown satin quilted bedcover and stool cover

me n my sink

so fed up lying down so got up to take picture of this cold steam face thingie



My robe at Cosmetique...looks so nice I was loathe to untie it!

Supper Buffet with a Princess

Foyer where we signed in.

Close up of portrait of Queen Elizabeth in her younger days.

Posing

It was an AGM for the ESU (English Speaking Union ) where she is the Vice chairman

A must visit--the toilet!

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Was invited to a supper buffet with a princess.

Actually the event was the ESU (English Speaking Union) AGM.



What it's like to be parents of a Tween and 2 Twenty-Somethings

As parents of a tween and two twenty-somethings, life can swing from one end of the pendulum to another. For one, you cannot run away from High School Musical, Hannah Montana and The Jonas Brothers. For another, you have to fork out large sums of money to pay for college fees of the college going kid, and to endure work gripes of the eldest working girl.

So it was that we found ourselves in the cinema to watch HSM3 (High School Musical 3). Imagine 2 oldies surrounded by toddlers, then we found that we were not alone, these "toddlers" had managed to drag their parents to the show too.

The Road Less Travelled

For a vacation this year I took the road less travelled and chose a homestay-cum-meeting at Morib, Banting. A group of us teachers had a "Kursus Perasa" at Morib Impian resort which included a visit to destitute old ladies to offer our two cents worth of "help".....we ended up being on the receiving end instead...as they taught us a thing or two about being resilient, and about persevering and about how to overcome the odds!

Pictures show us arriving at the old abandoned old ladies' dilapidated houses off the fringes of Morib, us helping them and them giving us traditional tea and fruits, kueh besides plying us with tales of how they survived the tough times.

Besides some team-building and relaxing activities at the resort, we trooped to Banting town and did a spot of small-town shopping and grabbed endless packets of local chips and crisps like they were for free. Time did not permit, we zoomed past The Sidek Brothers house, the only indication being the BADMINTON RACKET bearing testimony to their claim to fame.....Try it! Try Morib, Take the Road Less Travelled!