The Other Side of KL

There is a side of KL that I actually like and I'm referring to the Lake Gardens. 

While around the area, I also made my maiden visit to the Tugu Negara (National Heroes Monument?)

These are the few photographs taken then.

 Sunrays

 The Old Tree

 Sang Kancil

Misai Kucing

Cool Backdrop

Tugu Negara

Colors of Happiness

 A little color goes a long way in our lives, doesn't it? 

Sometimes, a monochrome scene projects itself in this movie called - Life.

But, the finale can always be bright and colorful!

So, no matter what it is that you do...

 Always remember...

Keep your head up high and move upwards.

The world through your eyes should not be what is reflected onto you...

It is what you project out into the world!

Be Hopeful, Feel Happy and Stay Colorful! ^_^"

My Crazy Valentine(S)

 This is what happened on my Valentine's Day.

 I was acquainted with the Digital Rectum. As illustrated in the photo above, it ain't pretty.

That night, 7 ladies smiled at me.

 And when I smiled back, they gave me the "whatever" look...damn it.

 I also saw 10 human sized rabbits. How odd!

Later on, a stubborn Aussie caused a ruckus.

Moving on, a pervert tried to grope 1 defenseless fella and another helpless fella.

In the end, the pervert was severely punished. Served him right.

What a Valentine that was!

Lady Godiva

Having read some positive reviews of this chocolate outlet in Pavilion, I gathered the usual suspects and checked the place out.

Where Dreams of Chocolate Come True

The tale has it that "Godiva rode naked through the streets of Coventry, in England, in order to gain a remission of the oppressive taxation imposed by her husband on his tenants". - Wikipedia.

Lady Godiva

Also, "the name "Peeping Tom" for a voyeur originates from later versions of this legend in which a man named Tom had watched her ride and was struck blind or dead" - Wikipedia.

Irresistible Dark Chocolate Cake @ RM15

The Drink that Beckons

Other Patrons

This Opera is not recommended

 

Faces of Satisfaction

I say: While its pricey, try this place at least once!

CNY @ Kuantan: Teluk Cempedak

Right before returning to KL, we made a stop at Teluk Cempedak for some sea breeze. Throngs of people were there despite the scorching sun.

Beach Boy

These teenagers caught my attention. Their playfulness symbolizes such energy and youthfulness, which I find lacking in the modern society.

Playful Youths

 

Me @ The Beach

 

Its a Beautiful Day!

This wraps up my CNY holidays. What a brilliant trip that was!

CNY @ Kuantan: Reunion Dinner

This is where we have our reunion dinner and also a place that holds many childhood memories since I was born.

The Hall

Dining Area

That Peeling Wall

After dinner, we wandered along Jalan Teruntum for some night shots. It rained heavily as soon as we made it to the pedestrian bridge, lucky!

Night @ Teruntum

That Captivating Wall

Me @ An Old Entrance

Next: At the Beach...

CNY @ Kuantan: Part 3

Ahmad warmed up to us while we were roaming the back lanes. He has been working in Kuantan for over 30 years and is witness to the development of the humble town to the modern state it is now.

Ahmad

Ahmad's friends

 
We left Ahmad after he and his friends wished us "Gong Xi Fatt Chai". Then, we proceeded to the main street - Jalan Teruntum.

Main Street

Burnt Down

 

Newspaper man

Masjid Besar Kuantan

Me @ Kuantan Branch

Next: Reunion Dinner and Night Shots!