There’s a fun fair in town just beside Aeon Bukit Tinggi shopping mall. Euro Fun Park they called it. Since my SIL and her daughter was here last Saturday, we decided to bring the little ones there. Moreover it’s Jonathan’s first time so we want to see how is his reaction towards the whole event and rides. I just can’t remember how long ago since my last entrance to a fun fair.
We have to pay for an entrance fee and it’s not cheap…RM3 per adult and RM2 per children. I don’t remember we have to pay to enter during my time many years ago. RM2 for each token and the minimum token per ride is 2 tokens. Truly, it’s expensive…maybe…comparing to my time.
We headed first to the Ferris Euro Wheel and that required 3 tokens per person so that was RM6 per ride just for a few circles of round and round and don’t know how may rounds. But it was all for the sake of Jonathan so we were willing to pay for it…just for this time!
While on the Euro Wheel, he behaved well. He looked around up high in the sky but he was very quiet.
OMG, look at this timid boy. Again, scared like a kitty cat.
He clinged to us most of the time we were at the fair. He is not used to the bombastic sound and music with scarry witch voice. I hope he don’t do that to his girlfriend next time…memalukan.
We headed to Super Jet, another children ride. It is sort like jets on the tentacles of an octopus where it brings you up and down and round and round. Shy to say, both of us (what a big kiddo huh?) sat on the same aeroplane. With Darling’s weight, I can feel the whole thing is going to tumble on our side. The most secure person is Jonathan who we placed in between us. He was so calm. I guess he was shock with Mommy screaming beside him.
That was all we had. After all, I was felling a bit nausea after the Super Jet ride so we headed home and my lunch and dinner just went all into the toilet bowl.
The fair will be here till 31 October 2008. We may go there again with my “Children Next Door”.
Hope you enjoy your weekend, folks! I definitely am cause we are going to the beach. Praying for a good weather.











