Our car starts moving and suddenly, we see a
group of kids who squat and walk (jalan itik) in the really hot blazing
afternoon. Oh my god, we pity them so much. They are actually being punished by
their ustaz because of only-god-knows-why. Haha. But seriously, poor
kids :(
This is their ustaz who is watching
them from afar. So scary, don’t you think? -___-“
Anyway, this is Makam Seri Diraja where the
previous sultan is placed. We cannot enter this premise because it is
locked. So, we only manage to snap a picture of this building.
The weather is just so hot. We’re literally
burning and sweating like a pig. Haha. So, we decide to check-in to the hotel, Desa Inn which
is located in Kuala Pilah. The receptionist is so nice to put our rooms side by
side. The rate for the room is quite reasonable. Us girls share a room with 3
single size beds and it is only RM83 per night. While Fadzil the only guy takes
a room of queen size bed all by himself and it costs him RM60. So cheap, right?
And the rooms are so comfortable. The toilet too (that is the most important
part).
And this is our room! :D
Mind you, the messy bed belongs to Amiza :P
Haha.
By the time we reach the hotel it is already
lunch hour. And we’re starving. So, Fadzil takes us to Restoran Seri Menanti
which serves us the traditional dishes of Negeri Sembilan. Can you guess it,
people? Yes, masak lemak cili api! We have daging salai masak lemak
cili api, ikan keli bakar masak lemak cili api and of course many types of
sambal belacan. Yumms! Can we eat first, our fellow readers?
Bismillahhirrahmanirrahim.
Our lunch! (from left-right,
top-bottom: Amiza’s, Aisyah’s, Liyana’s, Fadzil’s)
Fadzil
is the only one who uses fork and spoon to eat while us girls use our hands (poyo
je). Haha. Alhamdulillah we are grateful and so full! :D We are so sleepy
now. Can we continue writing this blog later? Haha. Okay, no. We’re kidding.
So, after we’re done with our lunch, we decide to go back to hotel to freshen
up ourselves. Because around 5 p.m, we are going to stroll around Senawang.
Weee! :)
At
5 p.m sharp, we start our second phase of this trip to Senawang town. On our
way there, we see a shop selling scale. It is quite old and it fascinates
Aisyah. We can never find such shop in Kuala
Lumpur. You don’t believe us? Nah, this is the picture
Accompanied
by The Wanted’s song, Glad You Came, our car speed so fast to our next
destination. We talk and talk and talk until we arrive there. Senawang is quite
a new town. They have Giant, McDonalds and many shop lots here. We park our car
near the Dataran
Senawang and we walk relaxingly. The weather is windy and lovely :)
When we are at a new place, of course we will see so many strange and odd
things that we will never see in our place (Kuala Lumpur). Hence, camera is always on
Amiza’s hand. Who knows we might encounter interesting things ;) Always in
standby mode. When we see it, we’ll just click the camera! Hehe. Oh, we think
we see something that fascinates Fadzil. Do you want to know what the thing is?
Do you? Do you? Haha. Okay, here it is!
A
bunch of phone numbers! This shop sells hand phones and phone numbers. So, they
display all the available numbers in front of their shop. And Fadzil suddenly
stops in front of the advertisement. We think he wants to buy a new number. So
we just follow him. But then, he just stares and.. stares again. Well, he is
amaze with all the numbers, not wanting to buy the number. So yeah, this is
what fascinates Fadzil :) So funny la this guy -___-“
Beside
the hand phone shop, there is a mamak. Come on, you are not Malaysian if
you don’t know what mamak is :P But
hey, we sense something different of this mamak.
Something that you can never find in Kuala Lumpur.
From
left to right; tosai sayur special, tosai
carrot special, tosai tomato special, tosai sayur special.
Can
we say, ermm, euwww? -__-“ The combination is just weird. And they look
unpleasant. Haha. We don’t think we can eat those tosai. How about you guys? :P
If you are interested, do visit Senawang. Haha.
There
is a bazaar along the way. They sell all kind of things. Clothes, scarves,
phone accessories and many more. It is like a night market, except that they
don’t sell food. It is more to accessories :)