++ Langkawi Trip. (IV) ++
DAY 4
The morning sun arose once again, and like all great things, it must come to an end. And that's right, 9th October marks the last day we had in Langkawi. After the buffet breakfast, everyone returned back to their own rooms to prepare for check-out. Alvin/Youling went to do some last-minute shopping at the nearby area, while Victor/Jesline had some rest, the latter was down with sickness during the trip, but I'm glad she had fun, despite all those fevers and throw-ups.
Peiyi and I finally had some time to sit down to enjoy the sea-view from our hotel room. We(actually, everyone) upgraded it from "Superior" to "Deluxe" just for the sea-view, and for the sake of not letting it go wasted, might as well take some time off, and just look at the sea of Langkawi and Kuah town.
Welcome to Tompy's Room. Sorry, a bit messy.
The sea was literally like a painting. Every thing was still.
Sea-view from Room 615
The clock striked noon, we did our check-out, headed for lunch at Marrybrown, went on a leisure-walk near the famous Eagle Square area. Sun was exceptionally hot, and the whether was quite humid. Everyone was sweating. Luckily, there's shade in a park, and we decided to have a stroll:
A stroll at the park.
We took the boat-ride back and fortunately, it wasn't half as bad. I had my ear-pieces plugged to block out those recurring, monotonous unpleasant sounds. God, I totally hate those noises. We rushed for the coach back to Singapore, our taxi was going at 100km/h and cutting lanes. Thank God we managed to get on the coach (and survived the car-ride.)
Hours later, there we are. Back in Singapore. Home sweet home. I lagged for a few days actually. It's just that my body and mind had to adjust to the sudden change of surroundings. Oh well.
Langkawi trip was fun, it's the first time I travelled overseas without my parents. Yeah, I made some new friends, and I would definitely love to hang-out with them, or maybe go on another trip again. (We were thinking Phuket.) And I do miss the feeling of living under the same roof with my dearie.
Those few days are totally awesome, all thanks to you guys! :)
The morning sun arose once again, and like all great things, it must come to an end. And that's right, 9th October marks the last day we had in Langkawi. After the buffet breakfast, everyone returned back to their own rooms to prepare for check-out. Alvin/Youling went to do some last-minute shopping at the nearby area, while Victor/Jesline had some rest, the latter was down with sickness during the trip, but I'm glad she had fun, despite all those fevers and throw-ups.
Peiyi and I finally had some time to sit down to enjoy the sea-view from our hotel room. We(actually, everyone) upgraded it from "Superior" to "Deluxe" just for the sea-view, and for the sake of not letting it go wasted, might as well take some time off, and just look at the sea of Langkawi and Kuah town.
Welcome to Tompy's Room. Sorry, a bit messy.The sea was literally like a painting. Every thing was still.
Sea-view from Room 615The clock striked noon, we did our check-out, headed for lunch at Marrybrown, went on a leisure-walk near the famous Eagle Square area. Sun was exceptionally hot, and the whether was quite humid. Everyone was sweating. Luckily, there's shade in a park, and we decided to have a stroll:
A stroll at the park.We took the boat-ride back and fortunately, it wasn't half as bad. I had my ear-pieces plugged to block out those recurring, monotonous unpleasant sounds. God, I totally hate those noises. We rushed for the coach back to Singapore, our taxi was going at 100km/h and cutting lanes. Thank God we managed to get on the coach (and survived the car-ride.)
Hours later, there we are. Back in Singapore. Home sweet home. I lagged for a few days actually. It's just that my body and mind had to adjust to the sudden change of surroundings. Oh well.
Langkawi trip was fun, it's the first time I travelled overseas without my parents. Yeah, I made some new friends, and I would definitely love to hang-out with them, or maybe go on another trip again. (We were thinking Phuket.) And I do miss the feeling of living under the same roof with my dearie.
Those few days are totally awesome, all thanks to you guys! :)
