Then, I finally gave up and had my dinner at McDonalds. I hardly ever do that at home because I feel sick after a meal there so it is somewhat ironic that I would do that here, where the rainforest is obviously destroyed in a big scale. Wasn't it McD that was so popular for tearing down all the rainforest trees in the 80s? Well... I still chose the easy way to get rid of hunger -even though the food here just looks delicious and as far as I have eaten it, it IS delicious. But having a closer view to the food stalls in KL just makes me terrified of any deseases I could read about in the lonely planet. -the yellow bible-

Talking about the must-read-book for all backpackers of SEA  - for various reasons I ended up in a place that is not described in there. I consider myself being very brave, because I now have no idea of where I am and what I can do here and how to get away. So if you do not hear anything from me in the next week, please search for me in TAIPING. (Don't worry, it is not so bad. They DO have a McDonalds and an Internet Cafe). A very friendly taxidriver took me to a cheap-o-cheap hotel since the tourist info was already closed and there is no hostel around. Very strange - two empty beds and a whole bathroom for myself. What a luxury.

So a big hello from the internet cafe which is just getting ready for chinese new year on feb 18th.