This is by far the most delayed post ever.
A post delayed for more than a year.

But I tell myself it’s okay, better late than never. /puppyeyes

I used to see KL Hop On Hop Off double deckerpass by me a lot whenever I’m around KL town.
And more often than not I wondered to myself what exactly is that double decker doing around KL town.
If you ever wondered just like me, here’s what it is about.
Basically it’s a double decker bus that tours around KL, carrying tourists and bringing them to KL’s main attraction from one spot to another.

KL HOP-ON HOP-OFF City Tour offer a pre-recorded commentary in nine different languages that will guide the tourist through the major sights and attractions in the city. A pre-recorded tour guide available by using headsets and it is designed for tourists to experience the places of attractions and activities that authentically represent the stories and people of the past and present. The tour will also highlight the old and modern part of Kuala Lumpur that makes the city unique and vibrant.

Source: KL Hop-On Hop-Off

It was a little more than a year back during January 2011 that we decided to hop onto that double decker bus. It was our first month together.

It was a sunny early noon. We drove to KL city and parked our car at Pavilion.
We then walked to Fahrenheit and get information from the information counter/ ticketing booth which is located right in front of Fahrenheit. The guy who attended me told me that we have to wait for about 30 minutes for the next KL Hop On Hop Off to come.

So while we wait, I decided to grab a piece of cake inside Fahrenheit.

* My durian cheesecake before we start our journey which is real gooooood from Su’s cake. Walked into Fahrenheit through the main entrance and you’ll see Su’s cake waiting for you right there.

* While waiting for KL Hop On Hop Off to come with a map on my hand and secretly feeling excited.

I went straight up to the upper deck once I get onto the bus. I always like double decker bus for it’s upper deck, especially if it is open air without a roof.

* KL Hop On Hop Off city tour.

Our first stop is China Town, Petaling Street and that’s where we had our lunch.

* You know how you got bored waiting for your food and there’s nothing better to do except taking pictures.

* One of my favorite food, asam laksa!

We initially planned to have a walk at China Town before we hop back onto our bus but it started raining.
In fact it was a heavy rain and I was pretty upset about it despite the sunny noon.
Left with no choice we just randomly walked into a cafe, grab a drink while we wait for the rain to stop.

No time to waste, we hop back onto the bus once the rain subsides.
The rain wasn’t that bad. The weather became really breezy afterwards.

* See, breezy! And this is how the open air upper deck looks like.

* When he’s not yet a fatty.

* Enjoying my ride, the scenery, and a whole new experience. (:

* Simple things in life make me happy. (:

* Sultan Abdul Samad building.

* Sunset. (:

Our last stop was KLCC.

* Took pictures as though we really are tourists.

* I didn’t know KLCC can give me a different experience. I enjoyed taking pictures there that day.

* And finally thank God my boyfriend is the adventurous type.

We did not manage to catch the last double decker bus back to stop 6 which is Fahrenheit because we I wanted to take pictures around KLCC.
And we don’t have a car, so we walked our way back to Pavilion. It’s not that far, it’s bearable.

We end our night having dinner at The Ship. There’s a number of The Ship in KL but we went to the one where my dad used to bring me.
I miss that place!

I had an unforgettable date that day.
I felt like a tourist and a little girl all together.

It is cheap, fun, entertaining, and even informative if you want it to be.
Here’s the price for ticket.

Ticket Type: STANDARD ADULT TICKET (For adult foreigners)
Price: RM38.00 Validity: 24 Hours
Price: RM65.00 Validity: 48 Hours

Ticket Type: CHILD, STUDENT & DISABLE TICKET (For child, student, and disable foreigners)
Price: RM17.00 Validity: 24 Hours
Price: RM29.00 Validity: 48 Hours
For 5 to 12 years old

Ticket Type: MyKAD ADULT TICKET (For Malaysian adults)
Price: RM19.00 Validity: 24 Hours
Price: RM32.00 Validity: 48 Hours
For MyKad holder

Ticket Type: MyKAD CHILD, STUDENT & DISABLE TICKET (For Malaysian child, student, and disable)
Price: RM12.00 Validity: 24 Hours
Price: RM20.00 Validity: 48 Hours
For MyKad @ MyKid holder
For 5 to 12 years old

If you buy a 24 hours ticket, you can hop onto KL Hop On Hop Off anytime you want for 24 hours starting from the moment you bought the ticket.
Same goes to 48 hours.

Here’s the map if you’re interested and wanna know which places KL Hop On Hop Off will bring you.
And here’s their official website for more information.

I’ve asked a very stupid question today.
I’ll go into that later.

Ever since I discovered how colour contact lens can do wonders to my eyes or my look, I rarely stepped into club without putting it on.
Pictures of myself with make up on, I usually have my colour lens on as well, if you ever notice.
It just goes well with make up, though sometimes I try not to especially during day time.

I’ve heard news on what damage it can do to our eyes and to be frank, I’m scared sometimes.
Because I know I don’t have to do this to myself, my eyesight is fine. I don’t need whatever lens.
But I called it ‘girls being girls’ because I cant resist.
Like how people can never go black once they dye their hair.
Or how people can never go natural once they tried on fake lashes.
All these things are evil, and people who created these are money sucking fat bitch.

Girls still love ’em, none the less.

My eyes hurt recently. I mean whenever I put on my colour lens.
There’s always something poking my eyes and it is hell irritating.
I knew it all along that my colour lens sometimes are not hygienic enough because my solution is running out and I try not to spend so much so I try to squeeze that bottle of solution less.
And today I Youtube on how to clean contact lenses only to find out the amount of solution I squeezed can probably only clean one of my finger tip.
Yes, that bad.

So I decided to go buy a bottle of new solution just now.
And there, I went into an optometrist shop and asked for contact lens solution.
I only have one percent knowledge about this and that one percent is I know that bottle of thing is called solution.
That’s all.

This guy who served me showed me two brands. Renu and another one I can’t remember.
Then there’s two different type of Renu solution.
One is fresh and another is sensitive.
I know sensitive is for sensitive eyes or something like that but I still asked him, acting like I know nothing at all.
So he told me what I already know.
Sensitive is for sensitive eyes so it wont sting your eyes when you wear your contact lens, that’s what he told me.

And then I asked, …..

‘So you mean that the other bottle will sting my eyes?’

He looked at me, completely stone.

Yah yah, sometimes I am stupid like that.
Asking stupid question which I cant even believe myself.
How can a bottle of solution sting your eyes when it’s job is to actually de-sting it or something like that wtf.
Pfft!

Sorry for wasting few minutes of your life reading how stupid I am.
Hope that bottle of sensitive solution can help ease my #firstworldproblem.
Off to badmintion. Ciao.