Adelaide
Well I've neglected this poor blog a bit in past weeks - and I'm afraid it might continue to be neglected in following weeks due to probable lack of internet access! Never mind - it's a temporary thing :)
I left KL in a crazy hurry and came back to Adelaide a few weeks earlier than planned so that I could attend my gran's funeral. So I've had a little extra time on my hands, which I've mostly spent clearing out my old room and doing other things to prepare to move to Canberra. Pretty boring. BUT luckily I still have a few great friends in this lovely city and have been able to catch up with a few of them too! Photos coming soon :)
How I know I'm NOT in Brickfields, KL anymore:
I left KL in a crazy hurry and came back to Adelaide a few weeks earlier than planned so that I could attend my gran's funeral. So I've had a little extra time on my hands, which I've mostly spent clearing out my old room and doing other things to prepare to move to Canberra. Pretty boring. BUT luckily I still have a few great friends in this lovely city and have been able to catch up with a few of them too! Photos coming soon :)
How I know I'm NOT in Brickfields, KL anymore:
- When I lie in bed at night, I usually can't hear ANYTHING. This includes dogs barking, doors/gates being opened and closed, people talking, trains (LRT or KLIA Express), motor bikes, cars, music, prayer bells...
- Food doesn't come with chilli, and the fork's partner is a knife rather than a spoon
- Coffee is both awesome and affordable
- I have to check a bus timetable before I leave home
- Walking somewhere is a viable, even desirable, option (think clean and shady footpaths, and dry air so you don't get all sweaty)
- When walking, I wonder where the music, flowers, street food, and all the other people are
- There's a TV, and all the shows are in English
- I can't find any Chinese pop music on the radio
- None of my friends live in the same building (or even within walking distance!)



4 Comments:
Coffee is both awesome and affordable
Yeah, I can't believe in Adelaide real cappuccinos are still $3 -$3.50 instead of the $4 to $6 they cost in much poorer Turkey.
Babe, you forgot to mention that bacon and ham are sold next to the chicken and beef in the supermarket. And affordable as well! And what about the ladies with the covered heads, how many of those walk around in Adelaide? :))
we are with you! your neighbours from Menara Pelangi :)
Pavla
Hi Flic:
My sympathies about your grams. Hugs to you and I hope that you are doing well!
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