KL trip
Got back from KL last evening. The trip itself was okay, but the actual bus journey was killer. Everytime I go to M’sia, it’s with the parentals and it’s always in the comfort of my daddy’s car. As my mom said it was good for me to rough it out (conveniently forgetting that I did kinda rough it out when I went to Washington while I was in the States)…. but damn, it was tiring.
It started out on a bad note when it seemed like there were no more bus tickets to KL when we reached JB. So we had to fork out RM$80 per person. Not only was that expensive, it seemed like I felt every pothole and all the uneven-ness of the highway in that bus ride from Hell. Tried to sleep, but it wasn’t very restful. We finally arrived in KL at about 5-ish and took a long hike to our hotel. We rested a bit, then went to grab some dinner.
Cal wasn’t feeling well (and she’s just not the clubby sort) so only Hani and I went clubbing at Nuovo. I put on my game face and turned up the social dial since a lot of people that Hani knew from her previous trips to KL were there too. Lemme tell you, being social is tiring. Plus I felt out of my element ‘cos they were Hani’s friends; they were nice people, don’t get me wrong, but I felt a little odd. Clubbing itself was pretty fun though; people were really dancing and having a good time and the DJ played good hip-hop music. Heh.
Sunday was supposed to be shopping day but, given that it was CNY, most shops were closed. Kinda sad, but I suppose that saved me a lot of money. Instead, it seemed like I spent a crapload of money on food. Gah. And I didn’t even get the famous amos cookies and dunkin’ donuts I wanted! We walked around a little, then went back to the hotel to rest while Hani met with her friends. Then some dinner (which Suhail, one of Hani’s friends, was nice enough to buy for us). I swear, we ate waaaay too much chicken that weekend. Craziness. Hani went clubbing again that night and while I was mighty tempted to go, I just couldn’t muster up the energy.
We left eary Monday morn…. spent too much time on the bus home (although this time the ticket was only RM$33 and it was much more comfortable ride). Thank goodness for JD!pod, else I would’ve wanted to die on the long journey to-and-fro.
So, yeah, the trip was okay. it felt like chilling with the girls as usual, except that we were in a different city. LOL. Ate a lot, talked about stupid things a lot, talked about Backstreet/Nick…. okay, fine, that was just me. Heh.
Damnit. This time, last week, I was smushed up against a metal barrier, barely 3 feet away from my baby the Boys onstage and having the time of my life. Good times, damn good times. Come back, Boys, come back soon!
