I MADE IT OFF THE PLANE ALIVE.
Victory face.
I had a two hour flight.
Then when I landed, I saw this small Indian lady that was carrying
two ginormous plastic bags
AND
a luggage bag
AND
a baby
AND
holding the hand of an approximately
5 year old girl.
What surprised me the most was that nobody offered her
any help.
So I did. (Mummy and daddy I hope you're reading this)
Anyways,
On the drive back to my grandparent's house,
I took a few shots of the scenery of Penang.
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CHAR KOAY TEOW |
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Open-air food stalls. |
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Oldish looking building that reminds me of OLD PENANG. |
I saw the beauty in Penang,
it comes of as humble and unknown yet quietly stunning.
Not like the cheerleader/popular/rich/femal-ish woof woof (you know
what i mean) girl in school...
kind of beauty.
More like the
quiet-yet-kind-schoolgirl-that-is-unaware-of-how-truly-beautiful-she-is...
kind of beauty.
When i got to my grandparent's house.
It felt really nice.
Comfortable.
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Only flaw was that the gate didn't work. Heh. |
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I got my first welcome from none other than MIMI. |
I love my grandparents. Sweet people.
I had lunch with them then enjoyed a discussion with my two year old cousin.
Here's an extract of our intense exchange of theories.
My theory of why my parents work
is for them to earn money.
Hers....
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She loves going to TESCO. |
Well,
it was a good day of laughter,
learning to offer a hand,
learning to enjoy simple things.
Penang reminds me to be HUMBLE. To express and not to impress.
Before i sign off,
let me illustrate to you just how HOT and HUMID it is here.
Yes. It is slightly exaggerated.
Till tomorrow.
Cheers.
2 comments:
you forgot to mention that only in Penang would people name their dogs "Mimi"
I think you can get that in Sibu too. Heh
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