The Regency Hotel Kuala Lumpur

... amazing! We had loads of food as it was a help yourself buffet. Some of the things we ate were: scallops, king prawns, oysters, shark fin soup, capers, roast lamb, roast beef, gateau, ice cream... It was great! The views of the city as we were rotating were really cool.

Next stop - The Cameron Highlands.

... Mount Kinabalu and is a UNESCO World Heritage Park. It contains an enormously diverse range of botanical and biological species many of which are unique to the park. For example over 800 species of orchid and the largest range of the carnivorous pitcher plant – oh and if you’re very lucky you might see an orang utan. I could see the mountain on the journey up but it was impossible to get a photo as the road was very winding and unfortunately when we got closer the cloud ...

... which was strange. This was at the very centre of Kuala Lumpur which means 'muddy rivers' in Malay and I sat for a while amidst the skyscrapers at its confluence.

The good old bus arrived, I got on and slept until the Petronas towers where I had an explore around the surrounding area before heading back exhausted to my hotel for a bath. I had not had a bath for nearly 4 weeks, just showers. What a great feeling!

... and Islam does that...nothing about how the human spirit or human hands create a thing...just Islam, Islam, Islam. The show even went so far as to say that Islamic banks and countries such as Azerbaijan are leading modern civilization to new heights and are a role model the rest of the world must emulate. Can you find Azerbaijan on a map or name one Islamic bank? What has Azerbaijan done for you today?

Of utmost interest was how the show explained ...

... is always a bit painful. But I know it was well worth it. Two and a half months sitting at home would have been depressing due to the state of the economy. Coming here was a perfect transition to becoming more independent and changing the course of my life from college to whatever happens next.

It takes balls to do this. It also takes smarts. You gotta learn how to save money at home in order to afford something like this which ...

... alone waiting for her boyfriend to arrive and we spent a significant amount of time together - mostly eating meals together, taking walks and shopping (she is traveling for about as long as me but her bag literally weighs 2x as much as mine - plus she has a massive laptop bag. I couldn't believe it!).

I met up with a Malay girl named Tarynn for lunch on the first day I was in town. We met on a travel blog a couple of months before I let, and became Facebook ...

... to showcase itself), but we got a great view of Langkawi’s waters and hillside at the foot of the giant eagle. After enjoying the brisk sea breeze rolling onto the pier and taking the requisite goofy photos of us aping the eagle’s wingspan, we had to journey onward to check out Langkawi’s big draw: its beaches.

... autobusem do stacji KL Sentral ( taki dworzec centralny PKP ). Bilet kosztuje 8 ringgitow i jedzie sie ponad godzine. Jeden ringgit to niecaly jeden zloty, wiec latwo sie wszystko przelicza.
Hotel Sentral jest niedawno przebudowanym i odnowionym hotelem. W holu czuc bylo jeszcze swieza farbe. Na miejscu okazuje sie, ze cena dla klienta z ulicy jest o ponad 20MYR wyzsza niz dla klienta internetowego. Dokonuje wiec rezerwacji przez internet ...

... that the Visa's would take 5 working days (for the price that we could afford), and because there was a Vietnam holiday coming up too, the Visa application would have taken over a week, by which time we would have left KL; we therefore decided we would try an online application later on down the line, which seems cheaper, albeit slightly more dodgy. After that disappointment, we decided to head to the Petronas Twin Towers; which "were the world's tallest buildings, before ...

... a horse for the national, especially in a country where on the night prior you've seen people eating Pigs Trotters!

Shelleys' eyes bulged our of her head as she stared at the plate. The problem being something was staring back at her..... A Squid!

"Is that a ****ing Squid!" Shelley announced.

I was afraid to say yes it definitely was.

"Its got tentacles..."

Err yep that's them there 8 legs sticking our from the noodles and green leaves. I ...