Sheessh!
I just realized that I haven't COMPLETELY uploaded all the Spanish photos -.-;
And I'm still at Day #3 D:
Sorry peeps.
But just a short update!
Now, I'm going to be taking my Driving Test seriously.
Yes, VERY seriously.
In fact, right now, I'm kinda training with a car to build confidence.
Don't worry: I will be cruising...
(not my Dad's definition of Cruising, that's totally has "racing" embedded with it somewhere...)
around :)
Now, another thing I wanna share:
If you do something with the intention of putting God first,
you will definitely find Him taking care of you/it.
From the beginning right through the end.
Last Monday, my Mum went to change the Euros back to Ringgit.
So she drove her newly serviced car to the money changer near our house.
The money changer was located right outside the premises of Bintang (now it's run by Giant).
After she changed the money, she drove towards home.
At one of the traffic lights, she saw this grey Proton car stopping side-by-side with her car,
and it was quite close to her car (normally one keeps his/her distance at traffic lights, right?)
She couldn't really see the passenger (tinted windows),
but she saw this blue tudung-clad lady in the car.
Thinking nothing of it, she drove after the light turned green.
But later, she remembered to ask the mechanic something about the car,
she turned back towards the money changer area.
And later, she noticed the same grey Proton car.
Thinking it was just a coincidence, she just went back into the car and drove towards home.
Just 300m away from our house, she decided to stop by at the sundry shop to buy bread.
And mind you: my mother NEVER buys bread on her own.
Only if Dad tells her to or Dad himself gets the bread.
She would never buy bread.
After she went in to buy bread, a foreigner came and told her that her car tyre was punctured.

Punctured!
She looked out and saw the same grey Proton on the other side of the road.
The blue tudung clad lady came out and was walking up and down,
with some buns in her hand. She was very suspicious.
My mum just said out loud that she was being stalked.
And the husband of the sundry shop owner came out with my mum,
together with all the other people to see the puncture on the tyre.
My mum immediately grabbed her valuables from the car and went in Shiok next door.
Then she called us kids to go and see her o.o
This is where my version comes in.
After watching Camelot taken over by Morgana and Morgause
(I was watching Merlin, Season 3 the second last episode),
I was cutting the papaya and my sister was wiping the plates.
Then she got a call and was told to go to Shiok immediately o.o
And lol! Because the line was really bad,
my sister said that we were to grab our WYD bags and passports and meet Mum at Shiok.
I was taken aback XD
Like, what?! Is this some kind of emergency holiday or
do we really need to leave the country like, immediately? o.o
Turns out, she told us to take the traveller's pouch, the ones to put in the passport,
not the passport itself. XD Oh cheh hahaha XD
After we left the house and went to Shiok,
we took the money and Mum went to get the car tyre fixed.
Only after one episode of Merlin Season 3 (the Final Episode at that!)
did Mum call us to go home.
By then it was already dark and she took Dad's car to fetch us.
Wasn't it a miracle?
Thank the Lord that Mum wasn't so alert to know that the car tyre was punctured
or else she may want to stop the car and fix the tyre herself.
If that happens, *poof*!
There goes the little Ringgit that is left from the trip :(
That's why I say that God really takes care of you if you entrust something to Him:
He stays with it from the beginning right through the end.
And if something is in God's Hands...
Then that will be taken care of in God's way, from all aspects,
from the start to finish :)