Hello everybody and happy new year!!!
I am in Malaysia. The country with food from heaven (or just
simply from India) and the country with extremely friendly people. People who
finally don’t want to rip me off (well, at least I don’t feel it), who chat and
smile for free. I like Malaysia. Hitch hiking is easy and they have lush
jungle.
My New Year Eve was unordinary. I finally celebrated it on
the beach with a dress on top. No alcohol this time and real sober memories.
Simple but unordinary.
And again we got some complications, regarding the health.
Dom got a flu and my feet got an infection from mosquito scratch. All my life I
scratch mosquito bites and I always get into the trouble. When will I finish my
war against mosquitos?
So my feet got infected with all yellow pus coming out,
ouch, nothing sexy at all. I did not care about it then. On a way to bus
station it started to hurt me a lot, so Dom went ahead and I stayed on a road
all crying like a little baby. And then, our magic friend arrived (we like to
call him Prabakar, like from the book called ‘’Shantaram’’). He took us to the hospital,
waited for us, took Dom to pack all our stuff, brought us to this secret little
Chinese pharmacy where he insisted us buying some magical creams. Everywhere
where he was going he was just chatting with everybody, he was like a king of
this neighbourhood. Then he took us to this cool only local people place, ate
with us and left. It was something amazing.
We went to the mountains, visited some tea plantations, healed
our illnesses, chilled on a beach and now we just travelled to Penang island,
where, according to many books are the best food of Malaysia. I am giving my
word, I will test the food and let you know my opinion.
Very soon we will be volunteering, but about this next time.
Enjoy,
Ligita
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| cool cafe in Langkawi |
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| Last sunset of the year 2014 |
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| some cool fireworks |
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| Tea plantations in Cameron Highlands |
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| I told you that I love Malaysia |
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Doggy!
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| Our neighbour hornbill |
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| Pangkor island |
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| Traditional fishing style in Pangkor island |
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| Look at this boat! |
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