Days of Delirium

Some weekend ago, I hijacked a car from my sister and made a trip to Ikea to buy some long-awaited-and-much-needed stuff. Shelves! Yes, the one that you drill to your walls. Shelves come in handy when you run out of storage space by making full of those under-utilized walls. So, we went to this Sweedish home-haven and made some wise purchases. Not to be forgotten, the delish meatballs and currypuffs that we bought there. Totally worth braving the crowd. Another reason to love Ikea - great, great food at affordable prices The shelves that we bought came in with a plank of wood and two supporting metal holder in each package which each one cost about RM15.90. In contrary, if you purchase both separately, the relatively same plank (only a little thicker) cost about RM25 while the supporters were about RM16 per pair. Purchases So we bought the cheap one, of course! Economics principles put into practice! I had borrowed a power Bosch drill from my dad for this purpose, however to our...

Who says you need a car to get to Ikea and buy things there? We proved them wrong with capital W! Though the free eeder bus and RapidKL bus route U89 were lousy (we waited for 40 minutes but it never came), we still managed to get a cab to Ikea and it cost about 6 bucks, which was not very bad since the good driver sticked to using the meter. You know what I love about the place? Everything! We ate in Cineleisure, shop in Ikea for house goods and chill around for coffee and window shopping in The Curve and Ikano Power Center. Everything was there! The place was genius! I know, I'm writing this like I had never been to the place before but truly, it is a place to chill on weekends, a divertion from cliche niches like KLCC or Pavilion. Yes, we bought this and carried it on the BUS and TRAIN - mission accomplished We even bought a train set from Metrojaya, The Curve simply because it looked fun! (Written there 'For age 3 and above') After assembling - yay! With all the goods t...