Hyatt Regency Saujana Shah Alam

... me many different types of local women&#8230; thanks mate but ill be ok! <br><br>Anyway, at present I am sitting in Maccas enjoying free wireless after some sightseeing.. And what sights to see&#8230; KL is quite impressive, but bring on Europe&#8230;<br><br>Oh and good advice from the hostess on the plane. Don&#8217;t bring drugs into Malaysia, or Penalty sentence death&#8230; hey, at least she gave English a try!<br>

... which was closed) and then back to KLCC. Claimed our free signature cocktails in the hotels Sky Bar (amazing view) before going out for some dinner.<br>Final day in KL today, before we head off to Ipoh to spend the night before continuing to Penang. We have booked to go up the Petronas Towers at 3:45pm - so will take some pics from the sky bridge.<br>We both love KL - much better than Singapore!<br>E&amp;P

... us plan our journey... we couldn't get direct to Penang that night so had to get a bus to a place called Alor Star......<br>First, we had to wait in Jerteh for about 5 hours! So we went to the local KFC, had food, went to find a bar or internet - couldn't find either open (damn ramadan!!) and it was raining too far to walk anywhere else so we stayed in KFC drinking coffee as long as we could before we had to get our bags out of the left luggage in the bus station....<br>So sat ...

... life where we drank tasty and colourful Beach Coladas and kept our new South African friend company!!<br><br>The next two days we exhausted our poor and explored the city that shows a variety of buildings and districts... and soon found ourselves being offered food after "praying" at one of the largest Sikh temples in South East Asia... after which we were asked to write down our feelings!!! But apart ...

... and all the rest of it...<br><br>So before I have a chance to correct her that no I actually didnt "write"the book, I "read"the book ...she is saying to her friends in Japanese something to the effect that I am Sophie Kinsella...<br><br>So all of the sudden these Japanese ladies start to get all excited and start talking in a frenzie of Japanese of which I understood nothing and they start asking me if they can take my picture and start posing for pictures ...

... to start is to build the business by starting with the jewelry... I'll do that and then move towards the next project. <br><br>I hope this hasn't bored you... I will make sure to keep this travel focussed in the future but if you are an entrpreneur.... you can't stop it, its how you are made... traveling is great but making a business doing something you love and are passionate about is where I plan to head. <br><br>More to follow... Cheers..<br><br>KK

... da drvr bus to drop me at the hntian sblh nilai.n at da sme time,dat guy not stop giv a msg 2 me to remind me to tel da drvr bus bout da sme ting.haha!yarh dat place,is da frst place i met him.absolutely,i wil smile n laugh whn recol da memory.haha.coz u knw y?haha.dat guy messy,n me so shy.haha.yarh!bcoz dat is da frst i met him aftr a while we jus cntct by using ym,msg,n myspce!hahaha.such a very2 PERFECT DATE!<br>

I woke up and after going on the internet for a minute to look up everything I should do and plan out my day, I was out the door. Of course, I had to get my Coffee Bean drink. It was too exciting to have these places available to me here (but it would eventually be something that I would over-do while I was there, leaving not wanting to ever drink one of those drinks again in my life haha!). I first headed to the Petronas Tower. Actually, I told the taxi driver to take me ...

... film was that I got a free lunch from the incident and a great story, but it did prove my previous thinking of never trust an Asian in Asia. This sounds like an awful statement, but there are con-artists on every corner in every city in every country, who I've been meeting and walking away from on a daily basis for the last three months. Later that evening, I went for a walk to the little India / China town area, but it rained heavily as soon as I got ...

... Our hotel, the Chinatown Inn, is quite nice. A slightly larger room, with the same type of combo w/c and shower. The walls are paper thin. When it's quite you can hear the hum of the motor for the elevator and that's down the hall.<br><br>The main Chinatown market is right outside the door of the hotel. KL hosts some of the best bootlegs we've seen so far. The "copy" watches are very nicely done as are the assorted other knock-offs. And it's all very inexpensive ...