
So that morning, the cooks came early. At 8:00, the onions were being peeled, and the taters skinned.
Aaa smsed me about taking a dip at the resort, and I would have gone if not for having to move the civic. Instead of dipping in the pool, I was at the One Stop auto accessory shop. The pump costs rm55.00 and the wax abt rm18. I returned to the house at abt eleven, and as I got off, Rizalmi arrived. I shook his hands. He was ex-student MRSM Ps, 8th batch. And I knew him as my Ketua Block...
So anyway, he got the job of helping me power up the tire pump. Poji was also there to help. Once done, we pushed it to Adah's land beside Badri's home. It was noon by the time all the vehicles were placed in the lot.
Then we transfered all our cars except Adah's there. It was a good thing, too, cos within the hour, the 3rd and biggest tent was delivered by the rental, along with round tables for six, complete with red covers.

IT rained that afternoon. The cooling effect was welcoming, and I thanked it by taking a few pictures of the deluge. And a couple of movies, too...

By evening, I was already tired. Aat called as he was already back from his KL course, and had wanted me to pick him up. I told him 10 minutes, and once there, asked him if he would like to eat. I was sure he was hungry. And he was. I got my char koaytiow, finally. And the teh halia ais was a good choice, too. Back to home; Aaa had already left, so it was just me, Jee, tok Ayah, Pak su and Alang left to do the tables. Mak would direct us as to how we should be doing it, and I felt she should just trust us to do our job. But we got the rectangular tables lined up; that was the minimum requirement. Tomorrow, in the morning of the reception, we would finalize the setup.
P.S: My first ride...






















