Fanateer is about 15 mins away from our house (that is estimated time showed on Garmin hehehehe). Fanateer ni boleh kata mcm Mutiara Damansara (miss you so much!!), while Jubail is more like Sg. Buloh (tempat x lawa, tapi semua keperluan insya Allah ada).
Actually tujuan ke sana adalah lebih kepada membawa Zuzu n Yaya main-main at the beach. Oh, jangan pelik, orang Arab ni memang berkelah dan bermandi manda di pantai pada waktu malam. sebab siangnya adalah terlalu panas. Itupun, suhu pada pukul 9.45 malam masih lagi 38 deg C! Masih amat panas, mcm waktu tengah hari kat Malaysia. Turun jek dari kereta, badan dah terus berpeluh, n melekit ditambah dgn wap air laut.
But then, bila sampai area Fanateer tu, instead of stopping at Nakheel Beach, Amet terus ke playground (tapi still tepi pantai jgk). So apalagi, melompat la cik princess berdua nih...
Kakak wall-climbing sampai nak boleh pegang kren kat belakang tuu....
Adik buai laju-laju sampai cucur atap...Ada la dalam 1 jam setengah lepak situ, sambil makan-makan bekal yg i bawak. Bila tengok Zuzu n Yaya dan basah lencun bermandi peluh, i pun ajak Amet balik.
Bila naik keta tu, Amet ajak pulak singgah kat beachside. tapi i mmg amat sangat lah x setuju sbb cuaca mmg tengah panas yg teramat sangat. walaupun malam, takdek matahari, tapi still kat billboard tu display suhu is 38!
as a mother, the most priority and concern i have in mind is all about my kids health. itu lah yg paling paling paling i risau n sangat sangat jaga sepanjang masa. as i know that my kids are not born in Arab, and they do not have arabs blood (eventho my face look alike one :), of course their body are still not used to the temperature like this yet. so i dont think to expose them too long at one time outside. biarlah lama-lama sikit bila depa dah biasa, then maybe its ok. for the timebeing, i prefer to either bring them to air-conditioned shops, or just keluar sekejap jek tu tempat yg agak panas.Call me mulut laser, or mulut naga berapi or what. but i do this all because of my beloved princesses.
