Even before the dinner at Sungai Buloh ended, someone was talking about going for durian supper! Initially, I thought they were just pulling each other's leg!
From Sungai Buloh we drove all the way to some place in Cheras! There was a row of brightly lit stalls along the road selling durians.
From Sungai Buloh we drove all the way to some place in Cheras! There was a row of brightly lit stalls along the road selling durians.
We came to this stall with many durians of different prices.
The famous "Musang King" durian. These were the expensive ones.
The cheaper ones were placed in front.
Those hanging in pink netting bags were mangosteens.
It is believed that after eating durian which is heaty,
it is good to eat mangosteen which will cool down the body.
Tables, chairs and fans were provided for customers' comfort.
After feasting on the durians, they even provided free drinking water.
A first time experience for some of us.
Some of the durians we feasted on....
One of the yummy ones. The bitter sweet taste is always my favourite.
After the durian feast, it was time to return to Semenyih.
Upon reaching home, we remembered the ciku fruits were still in the car.
They were too ripe to keep another day,
so we ended up eating the ciku before we retired for the night.
Next day, we had boiled sweet corn (from Sekinchan) for lunch while waiting at KL Sentral to board our train back to Ipoh. Its finally, "Home, Sweet Home"!
Jesus replied, "Anyone who loves Me will obey My teaching.
My Father will love them, and we will come to them
and make Our home with them.
Anyone who does not love Me will not obey My teaching.
These words you hear are not My own;
they belong to the Father who sent Me.
(John 14:23, NIV)
