Sorry, for the lack of post recently, I’ve been so busy
lately with guest (cousins and their families) visiting from Malaysia. We’ve
had two groups in the last month; one group after another. It’s been very
tiring but enjoyable.
My cousins came with their kids this time around, the kids
are so active. It’s been a while since I’ve been around hyperactive kids! Don’t
get me wrong, they’re really well behaved but just super excited to in another
country – they’re little balls of energy; constantly!
Before their visit, Chris (bf) had his aunt and uncle from
Singapore visiting (it’s been a busy, busy month for us both!). We took them to
the National Rhododendron Gardens to relax. We caught a rare, warm weekend to
enjoy the limited sunshine there. (Melbourne’s weather has gone haywire lately.
One day in the 30s and the next is raining cats and dogs!)
The Rhododendron Gardens are located in the Dandenong
Mountains and are host to brilliantly coloured blooms of rhododendrons,
azaleas, camellias, cherries and daffodils. Inside is really big and if you
walk it all, you’re bound to have an excellent workout.
Chris and I went there a few months back, it was a lot nicer
then because the weather was consistently warm and the plants were in full
bloom, we also caught a glance of the lyrebirds that run around there.
This time around, we spent less time there, and only walked a
little but were still able to take in our gorgeous surroundings – and cool down
with an icy pole later.
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