Breakfast at The Curve….

I was brisk walking in the Curve yesterday. Left the house early as I did not want to get caught in the normal traffic crawl at the LDP/Tesco entrance. Lucky me, it was a smooth ride and spaces for parking were plenty. My mission was to check out the flea market as well as the restaurants there. I had a very light breakfast at the “hometown kopitiam”, ordered the popular teh susu and toasted kaya bread. Lovely and pretty filling for a Sunday morning. Oh and I was there too early for the Paddington House of Pancakes. Damn!

I like the variety of restaurants they have over there, and the lay out is something like the malls they have in the US. The architecture of the Curve with balconies is very classy and cosy with lots of greeneries. The crowd is not as bad as the ones at One Utama. I really dread going to One Utama on weekends as I find myself with no space to turn to. Gosh, could it be I am having the signs and symptoms of the claustrophobia illness. What I noticed about the stuff they sell at the flea market is more for the female. Eighty percent of the stalls are concentrated on accessories ie hairclips, handbags, novelties, jewelleries, house deco, bohemian dresses and tops etc. My kind of place. So most of the women went crazy buying stuff and the guys as always would be busy checking out the food ;D

A few hairclips I bought..

I am also glad that I had the chance to meet up with a very close friend after months of not staying in touch. Guilty as charged! Anyway we were at Coffee Bean catching up on hot issues like her ex hubby re-marrying again. How she felt and so forth about it? Hmmm, she sounded fine. Honestly, I am sure she is so much better without him and I am happy that she has moved on with her life. I can see the smile she has when we talk about the good old times and the warmness she always has inside of her. It is finally back! Alhamdulillah. She deserves someone so much better and I’m glad that she realizes what happened to her 5 years ago was the best thing ever. She told me that nowadays whenever she recalls the whole marriage and divorce issue, she could not imagine herself being married to him for all those years. Their marriage ended due to a third party.

Oh well, life is full of surprises, one day you fall in love, the next day you fall out of love, it could happen to anyone. Could you just stop loving someone, just like that?? Don't you ever get tired of falling in love over and over again?? So many questions lingering in my head…..