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A wedding followed by a Sunday hiking

h.e.l.l.o 

 Hubby's cousin is getting married this Saturday. For most of the malay weddings, this would mean a whole day kinda event for the whole fam as we need to help out with the last minute preparations and help get everything in place. In fact, this Friday after work, hubby's fam and the rest of the crew are coming from Seremban staying at a home stay in Sungai Buloh where the wedding will be held. Morning time for the akad nikah and come sanding in the afternoon. 

 On top of that I have signed up the both of us for hiking at Broga Hill on Sunday morning. This was few weeks ago. I thought it would be a good idea to keep us busy and focus on other things. When I reminded him over the hiking plans, he was what this sunday?!? 

 So i said "Yeah, I told you. We are going to see the sunrise. Need to be there by 5am. Meaning we need to wake up at 4am"
H: No, you did not mention that we had to wake up that early. I need my sleep ya daa yaa da
Me: Yeah, but you said ok for Broga, and I have signed up. People go there to see the sunrise not the sunset
H: No baby no, I don't think I can wake up that early on a Sunday after "sacrificing" my Saturday for my cousin's wedding

 hahaha i like to pretend to force him to go, that he didn't have any other option. BUT really I, myself am now not convinced that we could wake up that early. What was I thinking. 

 Anyway, I have given our names to the recreation committee at my office.. I am a newbie there so I thought it would be good to appear "active" at the beginning. hehe no laaa. it depends, if I like the activities being organized, able to have a good time than yes I would join them all. Then, I did thought it would be good for us to do some exercise, shed some sweat as it has been a while. Once upon a time, I use to join many many runs mostly in KL, and Putrajaya areas (10km). Collected quite a number of medals and even participated in the half marathon, twice! :) i ran (mostly walked) like a tortoise but I managed to cross the finished line. It felt great after. The feeling that you have accomplished something. It didn't matter how you get to the finish line, as long as you don't give up. Hubby did join a couple of time. We were not officially dating at that time so for most of the runs, I went with my galfriends.(Good times!) And guess what, total number of runs joined after wedding as a married couple = 1 haha sangat membanggakan

 So, for now, we will see how it goes... regardless of the outcomes, i reckon it will be a good weekend :)) weeeeeeeeeeee

 let's bee positive, honey

 xoxo

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