In the city standing next to the Patronas twin towers, I looked up and saw the gleaming sparkles of beautiful glass construction combined to make some of the most articulate buildings I have ever seen. Looking up at the big giant sky that looked as if it could swallow me whole in one bite, I told myself that this is the closest thing to heaven on earth that we have to admire. Feeling the need to go into the city of Kuala Lumpur for lunch before it got to late, I did something that I regret. As I went into the city, a line of cars that looked like dominos stacked next to each other began to flud the streets. I then knew that I was not going to make it for lunch time. As the traffic began to flow through freely like a stream, I grabbed dinner on the way back to the place I was staying at for the night. After having the vietnamese food for dinner, the taste could not leave my tongue and it was like a long lasting peace of a good experience in Malaysia. The next morning when I woke up before it was time to catch my plane back to San Diego, CA, Knew i had one last thing to do to complete this wonderful trip. I decided that I needed a souvenir. On my way to the airport, I stopped at the Petronas twin towers and went down to the lobby. When I got there I saw the perfect thing that struck a sparkle in my eye. A minature version of the towers that had a shiny brand new plack on it that said Malaysia. After all, ever want to go to Malaysia Kuala Lumpur is a great destination to explore the beauty of what Malaysia has to offer. Otherwise you can waste time thinking of low level things to do in Malaysia.
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ReplyDeleteI see a mistake, but not a rule of etiquette broken. QOP 4
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