City Villa Kuala Lumpur

... cinema and watch 2012 with all the locals, there all mental. I have never known so much clapping and cheering during a film, good special effects but typical hollywood but what did i expect !
Relaxed back at the hostel for a few hours before showering and going out to china town to barter with the hawkers and get some food, Didn't have a late one as getting the bus early tmrw.

... we had lunch at their apartment which consisted of Chicken and Lentil curry, Turkey salad, and french bread. A mixture of Malay, French and American dishes.

We caught a taxi after this, once again we asked whether he knew where the Malay police depo was (fathers house). He did not know, however he recommended us some hints for possibly finding it. He said perhaps we should ask at a police station for a list of retired officers, and if nothing ...

... Under an umbrella, Peter first took me, by my request to Hard Rock Cafe (Yes Chante, another shot glass from your mum's world travels). After a couple cocktails the rain did not stop. With only a day in town, it was evident that the only way I was to see any of the sights was to risk getting soaked.

Peter was a good sport about walking in the rain. He took me to Petronas Twin Towers ...

... favourite, ready to diet and wrapped in cling-film...er, please god, let my eyebrows remain fair and let me grow some more hair!

Speaking of which, I shall delight you with some more info on my progress. My bald patch at the back is nearly gone, my ET-esque elongated head has rounded perfectly, I have lost my chunky legs (for now) and I am still toothless. My eyes ...

... I grabbed an hours kip, then headed on a walkabout with an Autralian guy staying here. We took a dander around KL, checking out the sights and smells of Chinatown, then ended up in an Irish pub for a quick pint. The Irish pub was quite traditional, middle aged english men surrounded by young Malaysian prostiutes. Just like back home.

... Either way, I find it to be an interesting observation.

In reflection, so much has occurred over the past few weeks. After 6 countries, 6 different currencies and numerous languages, 8 flights for Paul and 12 for me, a wedding, a honeymoon, eating so much to add a few extra pounds on our bodies and enough souvenirs to add extra pounds in our luggage, I think we can safely say that we’re ...

... they all were relaxing after the week of work... I think they must have thought my friends from the hotel were cute, because they kept coming over to chat...

Anyways, shortly after that I end up in a great conversation with one of them and mention that I enjoy writing and am now writing a book during my travels...(as I love to write ... and I always have loads to say so I might as well write it down... right... )

So as we are chatting about books and ...

... huge), and then went back to the hostel for about an hour before I had to head off to pick up my visa from the Indonesian Embassy. They day had already flown by! I walked into the Indonesian Embassy and picked up my 60 day visa in less than 5 minutes! It was so easy and I was glad I made the effort to find the Embassy and fill out the forms. Now I wouldn't have to worry about any of that visa stuff for Bali any longer. (I would just have to figure out my Thailand Visa ...