Thursday, June 27th 2013 will always be a date that I will remember.
That was the day we took off to Yogyakarta for a lil getaway.
Our flight was a morning one. 9.45am to be exact.
Stayed up late the night before to pack and to play Candy Crush -_____-
Woke up late at 6.30am the next morning. And rushed like crazy, so we could leave the house to KL Sentral by 7am.
Called for a taxi to come at 7am, went downstairs to our condo's lobby at 7am, and there was no taxi!
Husband called the taxi company and was informed that the taxi had came and left!!!!! Husband was furious. Called for other cab companies and no taxis were available that morning. Great!
So, we took our car and drove to my mom's (thank God we live so near each other!) so she could dropped us off in KL Sentral.
Got to KL Sentral by 7.30-ish and waited in the blardy connecting bus to LCCT for 30 minutes before the bus finally moved at 8am!
Reached LCCT at 9.15am! Ran like crazy with our two luggages to the baggage drop-off counter. We had checked in online the day before, so just need to check in one luggage. Reached the counter and was told that the baggage check-in had closed. Just.what.we.needed.
Decided to leave our luggage at the airport and chuck everything into a Longchamp luggage tote. Thank God I always bring that bag along, just in case. Was irritated/furious/bummed that I had to leave my sister's luggage there! I felt so guilty, but she's cool.
Then, we ran allllll the way through the custom, the baggage scanner and to the airplane. It didnt help that our aircraft was parked so far away! Ran and made it just in the nick of time.
After we caught our breaths in the plane and as I was about to doze off, I suddenly hear my husband whispered,
"We didn't bring 100million Rupiah, right?" -_____-
I replied, "No Sayang, I didnt tukar 32,000 Ringgit for this trip." And laughed at his face.
And with that he ticked the NO box on the Customs Declaration Form.
The start of this trip taught us that;
1. I shouldn't laughed at people who had experienced missing/rushing for their flight (I did this just a few weeks ago to my colleagues, shaking my head at them, thinking that my husband and I will NEVER experience that. Guess who's laughing now?)
2. My husband and I can never be in The Amazing Race. We stink under pressure!
3. We need to always book the blardy taxi the night before even if there's a booking fee! (We actually called the night before but refused to booked since we had to pay an extra rm10. We're not usually the "berkira" type, but don't know what got into us this time!)
4. Husband and I can go through anything now. We laughed about our drama in the plane and promised each other NOT to do anything like that anymore.
5. And my husband, the lawyer, cannot do numbers.
Rest assured, there was no more drama for the rest of our trip. Hee.
After we caught our breaths in the plane and as I was about to doze off, I suddenly hear my husband whispered,
"We didn't bring 100million Rupiah, right?" -_____-
I replied, "No Sayang, I didnt tukar 32,000 Ringgit for this trip." And laughed at his face.
And with that he ticked the NO box on the Customs Declaration Form.
The start of this trip taught us that;
1. I shouldn't laughed at people who had experienced missing/rushing for their flight (I did this just a few weeks ago to my colleagues, shaking my head at them, thinking that my husband and I will NEVER experience that. Guess who's laughing now?)
2. My husband and I can never be in The Amazing Race. We stink under pressure!
3. We need to always book the blardy taxi the night before even if there's a booking fee! (We actually called the night before but refused to booked since we had to pay an extra rm10. We're not usually the "berkira" type, but don't know what got into us this time!)
4. Husband and I can go through anything now. We laughed about our drama in the plane and promised each other NOT to do anything like that anymore.
5. And my husband, the lawyer, cannot do numbers.
Rest assured, there was no more drama for the rest of our trip. Hee.