Zon Regency Johor Bahru

... squirrels were (but I could make an educated guess to be fair) but I was expecting cute, tiny creatures that jumped from tree to tree in an almost jovial and jocular fashion. It was slightly different to what I expected. We entered two antechambers (which had doors on either side that said "Door opens only when the other is closed") which was unsettling and then we entered the main enclosure. We walked in slowly behind a Chinese family who were chatting away, oblivious to the ...

... clubs and the mayor of china's son. This place is AWESOME. <br>Umm we are really tired and funniness is not coming to us so we shall leave you with the facts and bring in the funniness with our next blog stoof.<br>See ya.<br>xx<br>Oh yeha - wierdest thing ever. When you enter a club in singapore, they quickely scan your id ...

Leaving the colourful, sometimes chaotic Indian streets for clean, efficient, and orderly Singapore was a welcome change, but we did miss the energy and vibe of India.<br><br>We were planning to travel out of the country for a few weeks, maybe to Cambodia,Vietnam, Laos, or Australia, but then the H1N1 flu virus hit, and we were concerned that coming back to Singapore, we will be quarantined, and hence miss our flight back to Canada. <br><br>For me ...

... we saw being fed. They were huge and quite cute, and very agile in the water. I had never seen a polar bear before. We also saw the tigers being fed, which caused them to prowl around like cats and growl. We had lunch at the restaurant, (very tasty food) but we were not allowed to sit outside because an escaped orangutan was sitting up a tree with its baby. We sat indoors and watched as their keepers tried to coax it down from the tree. Eventually the keeper ...

... sehen. Viele waren nicht mal durch Graeben von uns getrennt, sondern standen einfach nur ein paar Zentimeter neben dem Weg. Es war wirklich mal eine ganz andere Erfahrung, die Tiere nachts zu erleben - einfach toll! Es gab eine Menge Rehe, aber auch seltene Nashoerner, Schakale, Loewen und Leoparden zu sehen. Aber am tollsten waren natuerlich die Elefanten!!! Es gibt einfach keine anderen Tiere, die mich so faszinieren wie Elefanten :-) Nach einem laaangen Weg ...

... setting with the owner, Di, making sure that we wanted for nothing. After getting pretty much our entire clothing laundered on day one and scoping out the local beaches and shops, watching the sun set and treating ourselves to a good meal, we then used a hire car for 2 days to explore the island. Despite the sketchy insurance arrangements ("just don't crash it") we found driving the island a doddle. We completed a whole island circuit ...

... Not sure how comfortable we'd be with doing Mr Shan's technique of firing a staple gun up someone's back passage to fix things though. At the end of the day there was an endoscopy case where me and Jules had to hold a woman down while she fought pretty fiercely against having a endoscope shoved down her throat by Mr Shan...that was definitely the first time I've had to do that before ...

... terus baring dan terlelap. Pukul 8 pagi (11/4/08), kami telah bersiap dan berkumpul di The Newsroom Cafe untuk sarapan pagi. Sambil itu kami membaca akhbar Metro dan Utusan. Cikgu O rancak berbual tentang sejarah silam semasa dia menjadi guru. Kami sebagai generasi muda mendengar dengan minat cerita beliau. Selepas itu kami berkumpul di lobi hotel sementara menunggu ketibaan Pak Lah. Tepat pukul 9.50 pagi, Pak Lah dengan berbaju melayu bersampin sampai ke hotel untuk ...

... us. The car's occupants were a couple of kids who offered us a ride to Semporna for 60 Ringits. We were suspicious because the price seemed high and the kids looked to be about twelve! Luckily, just ahead of us on the road a man pulled over to talk on his cell phone so Chris ran over and asked him if he thought the kids were on the up and up. Apparently, he thought they weren't and offered us a ride for free. He seemed the better choice ...