To Bloom Like the Wild Flowers.

There were many people in every direction. At first, it was exciting – got you thinking you’re not at home, you’re out shopping in a huge mall with pockets of cash. A few days later, my legs were sore, I ended up eating too much food – all good good food though – and nothing feels better than to board a plane and head back home. MidValley Kuala Lumpur was a busy place. I spent most of my days in Kuala Lumpur walking inside the big mall, except for one of those five days where we (I with three other companions) to Sunway Lagoon/ Sunway theme parks and Sunway Pyramid. I wouldn’t give much of a star to that place.. quite honestly and most unfortunately, I didn’t like that place very much – perhaps it’s because i’ve been to much much much better theme parks, but ultimately it was the weather. Walking under scorching sunlight from one theme park to another was.. U.G.H.

Having said that however, there were few instances where I really enjoyed myself. I enjoyed the wildlife area – maybe because it’s related to my field of study. For instance, I enjoyed feeding the rabbits.. they ate spinach so quickly I’m not sure whether the zoo keeper fed them enough (or have they deliberately starve them so that we could feed them rabbits? O.O?? )

uberly happy feeding rabbits

And after long long walks, we eventually stopped and paid for fish spa while having our lunch which was, as Dixon puts it: the highlight of the trip. haha. That, of course, wasn’t all that true. We managed to say hello to alot of other amazing birds and reptiles. Although, quite frankly, the best zoo I’ve visited so far would be that of Singapore’s. Thumbs up.

Hmm, I’ve much to share but I’ll stop for now. I’ll be picked up soon. hehe