It was just a quick escape from the humid weather at home. I went out to the mall with my in-laws.

It's a holiday, so let us go malling. I asked my sisters-in-law if they wanted to go, as we had nothing to do at home. With the humid weather that we wanted to escape, we went to the nearest shopping mall, SM (SM is the nearest mall).

_{Caleb and his cousin. Look how he had grown; he could sit now by himself, unlike in previous months, I was always holding him.}

We stopped by first at Mitsubishi because my sister-in-law said her car needed PMS. Upon arrival, the guard informed us that service wasn't available. It's a holiday, isn't it?

So we detoured and went directly to the mall across the street. We were all starving, and since all the Fast food chains had long queues, we chose to dine at the food court—not the one in the entire mall but the nearest one at the supermarket.

I can no longer remember when the last time I bought siomai was at Henlin, so why not try it now?

I will order for you. Another sister-in-law offered to help at my earliest convenience.

Siomai would never be enough, so I added rice! Rice is life!

Shake for me from Zagu and milk for my baby!

Thus, he wanted to grab his Auntie's lemon drinks!

To satisfy his curiosity, I let him taste it! Just a drop, and the look on his face was priceless.

As our stomachs were satisfied, we all decided to drop by the department store. I wanted to buy trousers or perhaps coordinates. I currently feel comfortable wearing trousers. Dresses were inappropriate now, as acting feminine with an infant was challenging.

I took a mirror selfie with my baby. Did you notice a blur on my face? That was because the tempered glass of my phone was broken in the camera area. I hope it's not the LCD. Why? It happened so fast, in just seconds. My phone was on our bed. I got down, and Caleb quickly took it. The next thing? I saw my phone on the floor 😌.

After scanning the displays, I bought at least one pair of trousers. Then we went down to the ground as we were planning to ride on a train. That small one is intended for kids.

While waiting, I tried to persuade the nephew that we should ride the carousel. I felt an urge to heal my inner child, but he didn't want to.

He said that would make him feel dizzy.

Finally, it's our turn!

Do they look happy? LOL

It seemed that it was only me! 😆

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