From the Christmas of 2018 onward, I've been familiar with this house ever since I married my Malaysian wife and relocated to Malaysia at the end of 2017. Every Christmas, we make it a tradition to visit this house, enjoying the festive decorations that bring a smile to our faces at zero cost - lol, sounds funny but it's a fact. In 2022, when my video featuring this house went viral in Malaysia, the owner, Mr. Roland, reached out to me via the website link I shared in the video. Touched by the happiness it brought to my 4-year-old boy, he extended an invitation. Although I couldn't make it last year, I'm determined to go this year, bringing along a cake.
The Christmas decorations are undeniably beautiful, creating a positive festive atmosphere. What surprised me, however, was the interior of the house, reminiscent of a European Christmas setting. During our visit, we shared laughter, stories, and had a great time connecting with Mr. Roland and his family. Beyond the charming decorations seen in the video, I discovered something even more beautiful â their pure hearts and strong ethics. There's much more to discuss on our show, and perhaps in the future, I'll have the opportunity to have a conversation with them.
As we left the house, both of us were filled with a genuine sense of Christmas spirit. We often describe beautiful things as Christmas, and witnessing the Christmas house adds an extra layer of joy. Inspired by this experience, I've made a couple of decisions:
1. Next Christmas, I plan to visit with our son, Apple Boy, on the carol day. I'll capture a video if they're open to it, or else I'll share the experience through my boring story tellingđ.
2. Motivated by the positive impact of the Christmas house, I've decided to create a Christmas-themed house in Kerala. Much like Mr. Roland drew inspiration from his ex-driver's Diwali decorations, I aim to spread positivity to others through festive lights and decorations.
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