The KL Trip: Day 3
Last breakfast at the hotel. The usual side we went to was fully occupied and they opened the other side. Food's the same, though. (The bread remains sucky.)


There weren't enough glasses so I had to use a cup to store my mango juice. Lol.

We headed back to the Pavilion thereafter to get something to thank our wonderful hosts. Wanted to get something presentable but couldn't find anything like that. Ended up buying single packaging mooncakes for them. Casahana has really nice packagings for their mooncakes. We walked around the Cotton On and Forever 21 there (it's more expensive than that in Singapore) before going to the basement to buy takeaways for lunch. We had to rush back to our hotel. Barely made it before the noon check-out. I don't want to have to fork out another RM100 for checking out after noon!


Jessie ordered a kids' meal from KFC and it came with this electronic toy which you can play games on. The funny thing was that it only worked once. When I tried to use it after her, the thing was dead. Gee!


We went to the steps near the entrance to wait at 1.30pm since the coach would be coming at 2pm. Unfortunately, the coach didn't come till after 3pm. I'd already called the travel company to enquire by then. Good thing the coach came soon after. Apparently it got caught in a bad traffic jam.


Well, it continued to be caught up in the traffic jam after that because it had to go around picking up other passengers from other hotels too. It was almost 4 when the coach had to stop by a petrol station to refuel.


The journey was slow. It was twice as long as the journey here! We only reached the stopover at 8pm. Had 30 minutes to buy Malaysian food goodies for our family and order a Ramly Burger on the go. Finally reached Singapore around 10pm and shared a cab with Jessie to get home. (:

CHARMAINE CHEONG.

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