It is our second time visiting the highlands. But this time, we brought our 3 year old son along and thankfully, all of us survived the 20-hour car ride (to and fro)! Like they say: you'll know a person's character best by travelling with him/her - how true! Well, by contrast, I'm the most irritable out of the three. And of course, the most joyful person is, as always, our son. My hubby takes on the wheel, with no complains at all and even commented that we should come back to the highlands soon! I wonder what gave him all that energy and passion to drive through all that endless, meandering and headache-inducing roads.
Anyway, we didn't do any fantastic stuff. We just spent quality time together in the wonderful climate of cool crisp air. We simply ate together, walked together and hanged out together. Sometimes, it's the most basic things that are of utmost significance. When we are so caught up in the worldly pursuits, fixing our eyes into the far future, we fail to see that happiness is right here, right now, right under our noses!
Anyway, we didn't do any fantastic stuff. We just spent quality time together in the wonderful climate of cool crisp air. We simply ate together, walked together and hanged out together. Sometimes, it's the most basic things that are of utmost significance. When we are so caught up in the worldly pursuits, fixing our eyes into the far future, we fail to see that happiness is right here, right now, right under our noses!
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| Reached our heavenly wonderland! |
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| Strawberry plucking |
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| A short break at the Boh Tea Plantation (Warning: The winding roads leading there made me sick) |
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| We'll be back. PS: Looking at this photo makes me want to go Himalayas. Someone said, once you see the vastness of the Himalaya Mountains with your very own eyes, your mindset will change. |