The Cat City

It sounded pretty far-fetched a year ago that a few of them bought tickets spontaneously and said they were flying to Kuching next year. A year past and there you have the 4 of them plus me 5, took 3 separate planes on the same day from KL to Kuching. The airport person must have thought there's something fishy with my house BMW, which yes its a Wira, and its Buatan Malaysia :)

Travelling with these 4 human beings wouldn't be something everyone would like, specially when all 4 of them look like winners of some model search.

Presenting,

Huang,

which is 191 and has an Avatar body;

PP,

who looks like a Taiwanese Celebrity;

Chris,

one bad-boy hunk he is;

and last but not least,

Crystal,

who is as sweet as Taylor Swift!

No joke ae? :p

And to make things worse,

they are couples!

which leave me, the local boy and driver all alone =.=

Nah, just kidding. I don't look that bad myself :p Although it was a little awkward at first, things got real fun through out the seven days of their stay. I think we practically visited almost everywhere in Kuching, besides the natural caves and some awesome gardens, we covered all the way from the mountains to the city then to the beach. We even bought some drinks and went to the city bridge to drink, where Chris saw fireflies for his first time. Who says Kuching's boring :D

Besides food, the security, snakes and some huge houses around, the guys were actually very excited about the roads in Kuching. They find the roads so smooth, that you can play water slides when it rains.

This place really ain't that bad huh?

As hard as i tried, i really hope they had a great time. It was my first ever visit with friends 'from the other side' and it was my first time driving that much in a stretch in my entire life. I bet they enjoyed my driving skills as much :D

Thanks to them, i re-visited places I haven't been in years. Looking back at the same sceneries, food and places from a tourist's point of view and pressing the camera shuttle on just about everything, I realized that...

familiar things can be just as fascinating and exciting :)

Cheers Kuching!