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KL - The end of Fred's trip
After a journey which involved 6 modes of transport (pick-up, motorbike, ferry, bus, plane and train) along with some walking we arrived in the Chinatown district of Kuala Lumpur. We soon found a hostel which someone had recommended to Fred and checked in. It was a very interesting hostel, made up of 3 stories of a big city house, run by an Indian man and his Japanese wife and acting as the home to all sorts of people. That afternoon we explored the Chinatown market and came ...
Dancing, and towers
Friday we had two lectures lasting two hours each. The lectures where a bit confusing and not very relevant to anything where are studying, non the less fairly interesting. After this we attended the signing between Washington State and Taylor’s University. I don’t what this really did other than we are know official friends with another school. After words we ...
Kicking it in KL!
... seeing big banana leaves of food and people eating with their hands. I had some rice and then ate once we got home. While we were leaving the Batu Caves we saw some wild monkeys, who were only interested in food, but they were playful and cute. We finished the day with a dip in the pool!
Monday was my first day of work at Murphy Oil. My boss, (Captain Buang) is a mariner who has sailed the seven seas and worked in Canada for a while. He runs the logistics of ...
A Positive Trip...Both On Business & Personal Note
Well...well.....here I am finally in Kuala Lumpur. It was a very long drive and I am completely exhausted from the drive.
Luckily I managed to take a short break at my parents place before proceeding with the journey. Its going to be another long day at work tomorrow filled with meetings...or shall I say today in a few ...
Frenzy on Dried Meat
... opened, the officer immediately issued its contents. We saw maybe 1-2 kilos of small nails, 1 handgun, 1 electrical detonator, and many other unusual things. Wow, that Malay man must be a terrorist or something. We didn’t know the rest because we rushed downstairs towards the waiting lounge. Luckily, the Malaysian officials succeeded in thwarting those items to qualify for entry into the aircraft. I could not imagine if such items passed to enter ...
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