Luckily, at 12 o'clock that night, my car didn't turn into a pumpkin, the kids were still kids, and not mice (though they were a bit monstrous since we were still enjoying our pasemboq and laksa penang at Padang Kota), and I didn't turn into an elephant!! (But at the rate we were eating in Penang, we could be one!)
Hence, what I learn from this Cinderella shoe story is, firstly, bring an extra pair of shoes in the car! If not, you'll be walking bare footed-ly into a 4 star hotel. Super embarrassing. Secondly, what I learn is, especially as a mom, while taking care of the kids and my husband, I need to take care of myself, too! Who else will do it for me? Thirdly, never forget to thank my husband for being patient. I did spend a good 15 minutes rummaging above and under the seats of the seven seater car for a brown shoe, while he patiently took care of the three excited and tired kids. Thanks again, bang!
p/s: As we drove along the same elephant sign spot on our way back, there was no sign of brown shoe. Sob. On a happier note, I got an approval to buy a new pair of brown shoes!! Thanks again, bang! =D
errr what happened to the shoe ek? kalo aku sure heran n rasa ajaib..kat kaki alih2 hilang pulak..maybe one of the kids buang senyap2 kot..alasan suh beli kasut baru..hahaha..
ReplyDeleteOh God Farah, it's still a BIG HUGE mystery! Aku memang bukak kasut masa dalam keta. But still, takdelaa sampai hilangkan?? Hahah.. I agree with you, ada alasan nak beli kasut baru!
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