You think I went to Jelebu. I thought I was in Jelebu.
Well, no. I was in
The guide to Bukit Pertang (in simple English):
- A place where people ogle at the sight of a Toyota and salivate when they see a Mercedes Benz because the only cars they have are either Protons or Peroduas.
- A place where people think you're American if you skin complexion like mine, which people in KL take you for a Malay.
- A place where there are no mamak stalls or restaurants.
- A place where people earn a living through the agricultural field.
- A place without pollution.
The journey there was (literally) backbreaking. The road is like a dead snake, winding here and there it makes you sick. There were so many trees around it made me thought we're lost and perhaps crossed the border into Thailand.
Oh and the trees tend to make you sicker. I told Damien, "If I see another tree, I'm going to puke." And puke I did.
Why mega-rich people? Because poor people don't go fishing, pick eggs and pull tapioca when they're hungry. Poor people do those even when they're not hungry because they need money.
They're getting dinner for us.
We had BBQ food for dinner with limited drinks for kids (only the winter melon juice thing). In 10 minutes they were all gone. I was about to get a bottle of mineral water from my room when mommy said, "Aiya, drink beer la."
Yea hor, I dah cukup umur. Anyway, how can you get drunk by just drinking beer?
They had a karaoke session, where those uncles sing old Chinese songs then they drink wine.
I drink like a sailor. Muahaha. I was training myself for Germany, 'cause Mel's family can really drink.
I woke up the next morning with a scream out of sheer horror to see the bugs we killed by sleeping on them. *eww eww eww*
In conclusion, I'm a city girl and that won't change. I need wi-fi, washing machines, water heaters, microwave ovens, mamaks and pizza delivery.
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