Smile Hotel @ Wangsa Maju
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Jet Lag - Here We Come
... were so excited about watching movies on the plane that we arrived at the hotel and just slept our way to lunch.
The flight was very rough and we can't imagine what the weather would have been like down below.
The seat belt light was on basically the whole time.
The hotel...
the hotel was 5 star and amazing! For what we saw - the pool, the gym, our rooms and the lobby it was spectacular. We had lunch in the 32 degree ...
The big 3-0 for Dona and KL
... KL we wouldn’t have seen as tourists. She again treated us to food (in another shopping centre! – Pavillion) and we had the best Dim sum meal I’ve ever had. Lots of little dishes that we shared and all superb. As she had been so generous we decided to cook her dinner and her request was an English roast. So – no pressure – we went grocery shopping and Cat and I spent a couple of hours trying our best not to mess up ...
Week 1; Een stad met veel constrasten
... verassing wat we gaan eten. Veel rijst, maar dat is ook elke keer weer anders. Gisteren Indisch op een bananenblad, allerlei andere groente en ook veel verschillende soorten vlees. Dan dat vaak voor 2 tot 4 euro pp incl. drinken. Werken Morgen is mijn eerste werkdag. Het kantoor van Roland Berger zit in het centrum en vanaf mijn appartement is het 10 min met de monorail. Ik ben erg benieuwd en heb er ook al veel zin in! PS: Foto’s volgen ...
Airport to hostel 1
... only to wake up in the early hours of the morning. Imprinted in my mind: No walking around at this time of night- DANGER!
I might have had an incident with the hostel staff whereby I thought I was being over charged, quite alot. After I had calmed down (wanted to walk out) I realised that actually the sleep deprivation and the new currency.. or any excuse possible..I was wrong! embarrassing. Never plan to return to this hostel through sheer shame.
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Malaysia not truly Asia
... beaches we had heard so much about, we thought we might try a bit of camping in Penangs National park. Sounded like such a good idea at the time. It was about a four hour hike through the National Park to get to the campsite. The campsite itself had a few people staying there already, a school group and a group of Chinese Malay. The funniest thing was when Joe and I were erecting out tent and a couple of guys from the Chinese Malay group came over to ...
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