Lanai House @ The Dusun

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In early December last year, Haanim from the Dusun asked if i would be interested in popping up for a weekend to check out Lanai House, their latest addition which i’ve not stayed in before. As it is… i think the last time i was at Dusun was 2014… which was 3 years ago!

It was time to go back. She’s had another baby since, and falls into my mental category of friends who pop children out when i turn around for a second. Ohai i haven’t seen you in awhile! Boom, new baby. Ohey, how have you been? Boom, third baby.

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The living room is completely open air. Great for peeps like me who love fresh air and space, terrible for Val (whom i invited along with me) who’s not keen on insects and nature… Take it as life tuition.

I had lots of space to hoop!

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I took Val on a tiny tour of the grounds (we didn’t even make it to the deer enclosure) towards Haanim & Cee’s little house where they live.

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I met little Nicky for the first time! He’s such a bubbly happy baby who just looks at random things and gurgles with laughter, which in turn makes me start laughing just cos he’s laughing. Then i was put to feed him… which i panicked a little at cos i’ve not really fed a child before. I’m not sure whether you just shove the food into their mouths or what. I tried the gentle coaxing but it didn’t work. At this rate children around me will starve.

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After some wine thanks to Haanim, we headed back to Lanai

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Magpie robins cut out of the wooden beams in the bathroom

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The whole point of being in Dusun is to keep off the internet and delve in the art of doing nothing, so i brought books to read and art paper + materials. There are pictures of Val looking around suspiciously for insects but they’re not very flattering and because he’s so vain… i’ll leave them out.

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And put pictures of these beautiful beings we shared the space with that night!

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Next morning, we headed to the cafe area to have brekkie

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I made sandwiches for lunch to have by the pool before we left in the arvo

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Hansi saw my little pony i brought along (obviously) and yelled, “Pinkie Pie!”
Me: Yes it’s Pinkie Pie! *so proud*
Val: Noooo that’s girl’s stuff! Keep away!
Hansi: She’s the craziest pony!!

I couldn’t stop laughing with glee.
You go brony!

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Boys toys came out to play anyway… then Val gave Hansi some proper diving + cannonball tips which took up his energy and time for a while (phew kids are tiring!)

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On the way home, an insect got into Val’s car and i ended up driving back to KL cos i didn’t want him to swerve us to our deaths on the highway. He took what looked like a very soothing snooze all the way back. With my hands on the wheel, I glanced over at him and thought, “Great… just great.”

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