Hubby promised the kids that he would bring them to the National Stud Farm in Bukit Kinding after he was back from golf. Justin’s school is going there next month, but he cannot join because we will be going to Bali during that weekend. He was very disappointed and kept telling us he wanted to ride on the ponies. I think the teachers have been telling them about the trip, so he keeps pestering us to go.

Ok, we went off even if it’s raining. I told hubby we might not even get it without a permission, but he insisted on going anyway. So, we could only see the horses by the road.

Justin and Isabelle were happy to see the horses, but again, he wanted to ride on them. So, I think I will bring him somewhere where he can ride on a pony. Any suggestion?

Then, hubby was not going to give up. I told him there was some horse at Bukit Kinding Club when I went there years ago. So, we headed there to have a look. But the security guard told us ” Kuda? Sudah mati loh” Alamak! The horses were dead long time ago. Gee….my boy was so disappointed.

Hubby was not going to give up again. We saw a sign stated “Ladang Ternak Kinding”, and it might be a farm. We turned in hoping to find a farm there, but we ended up in a kampung and in the middle of no where.

This time, we really gave up. It’s raining, and the road is mudding and flooded. Will you continue driving in? Of course not!

So, we went home with a little boy repeating the same question over and over again, “Horses leh? I want to ride on house….”

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