Holiday Villa Subang Subang Jaya

... we headed inside to the Vista lounge where it was nice and cool. This ship can't manage anything and didn't bother telling everybody that the footy was going to be on TV after hundreds had been asking for it.<br> We went up to Oasis afterwards and watched the sail out again at 7pm. They are always a pretty sight to watch the lights of the shore vanish eventually into the darkness. Some are better than others.<br>Bye from KL

... jungle, night train, 2 nights on a balcony, all-nighter, all-night bus!!)<br><br>We had a late lunch (and beer of course!) and decided to have a night off from debauchery so went to the cinema instead! Saw the alien film, District 9.... a few beers at 'BBQ bar' and a relatively early night!!<br><br>The next day was pretty lazy too... we went shopping for flip-flops, went to Little India for a top curry, then chilled back at the hostel... beers on the balcony til the early hours ...

... called Christian. <br><br>So long story short we ended up going to a bar on the 32nd floor of a hotel facing the Patronus Towers. It's the kind of bar where you realise that the rich and famous live a life you ****ing well don't. The kind of place where a beer costs a tenner, where the waiters don't bother giving you your change unless you specifically ask for it, and where they have a swimming pool in the middle of the room. Yes, a swimming pool.<br><br>I had one ...

... walking up the 272 steps that lead to the temple inside the cave... trying to avoid walking in the monkeys' way! For more details, please see the pictures... coming soon hopefully! depends on the rain!! (since the guy's excuse for the slow computers is the rain ;-)<br><br>... see pictures on my Facebook as well if you want (Elodie Lyoen)<br>... until the next one like Sarah says<br><br>Elodie.<br>xx<br>

... surprise, surprise &#8211; shopping! I hit Chinatown and their market and had my fill of bargaining. Bargaining always starts off as a fun activity but after a few weeks it really wears on you. It is so much easier to go into a store, see a fixed price and determine whether or not, in your opinion, the item is worth that. All in all I got some neat souvenirs and am good with returning to fixed price ...

... Sophie Kinsella.".grabs the book and shows the waiter.... at which point a stir is caused and small group of people come round the table and start taking pictures and before I know it there is this big crowd of people asking me questions about the book and writing the book and whats it like to be a writer and on and on... so by this time the Japanese girls are thrilled to have me for their friend and wont leave my side... have snapped 100 photos and the girl pulls ...

... First we were off to visit the National Museum which was definitely worth the visit and then it was time to explore the lake gardens. We were caught in a down pour in the Bird Park and then had to rush off to go back to the Petronas Towers. <br><br>Following day I had to go and find the Post office to mail a package of "nepalese purchases" to Canada. So I went off on my own while my sister and her husband visited the Batu caves which quite impressed ...

... up and open to the public for a free viewing of the city. Of course, it's something you have to do while in KL, especially since it's free, making it a perfect site to see while traveling around. But, I could not find how to get to the entrance of this skybridge! I found myself in this huge mall walking around trying to figure something out (and asking people who work here does not help because they never know what you are asking). I found my way out to the backside to ...

... down some steps, and landed on my camera. I managed to get the broken lens replaced in the evening, but it did cost £30. The next day I went with the same girl to the Petronas Towers, which are two of the tallest buildings in the world, owned by the petroleum company. The trip was free, but it involved an hour's queuing and returning later in the day. The views of KL city were good, but it was fortunate the tour was free, as it wasn't all that exiting.

... and just as busy. Tim went out with us shopping on Petaling Street, where we're staying, for bargains. We each got watches and assorted music cd's and movies. We spent some time walking around then had a Chinese dinner. It was quite good despite the fish staring up at us while we ate it. <br><br>While we were out earlier Tim mentioned about a bombing that had occurred that day on Bali. It occurred in Kuta on Bali and several hundred people were killed and ...