It has been over 3 weeks since my last post. Let me start from the beginning of these last few crazy weeks. February 1st, I met up with a few of my ex-radio (some of them are still in it) friends for lunch. By the end of lunch, I was going to join Lite FM as a weekend DJ. I even got to choose part of the playlist, one hour of rock on Saturdays, and a "Tea Dance" playlist for Sundays.

How busy I have been the last month or so. I have been struggling to make time for Hive and my binge-watching The Real Housewives. But it is all good, busy is good. More of all that in time, today though, I want to park some memories on our immutable chain. I recently went for a family holiday to Penang and on the way back stopped over at St Anne's Church, Bukit Mertajam which is about half an hour away from the island. Visiting the church was Mum's thing and I just wanted to drop in just because. Mum wasn't a religious person, but as far back as my memory takes me (4-years-old), she'd drag whomever she could and we'd make that trip, by train or car, across the country to attend the festival.

Today was the day to celebrate International Women's Day. I jumped out of bed, got the sweeping and mopping done, sorted lunch and dinner for the kids, and then got ready to hang out with Bestie_K and some girlfriends to celebrate.

What do Cat Lovers do when they have the opportunity to visit a "cat museum"? We don't waste it. So when we saw it pop up on the list of places to visit in Penang, off we went. The owner is a cat lover without a doubt. Not everything is for sale But we had so much fun looking at cat ideas splattered on everything from wall hangings to tabletop paraphernalia to bags to T-Shirts.

Last week today was 2's Day. Plans of all sorts, memes making their rounds on social media, couples getting married and so Bestie_K and I decided we'd do something special too and drove up to the Kek Lok Si Temple in Penang.

Two absolute musts in Penang, food and beach. Since we wanted both, bffl and I did two days in the city and two days at the beach. The first two days, we stayed at a boutique hotel, 0.7 km from the heart of the city. Hotel Penaga from the outside, looked so-so. But when we stepped in, we were in a quaint little boutique hotel. The pool and restaurant were closed but it didn't matter because we were surrounded by food. And just a 5-minute walk took us to Chowrasta Market with plenty of good street food.