Weekly Recap: 20–26 July
It has been a week focused on Kuala Lumpur. I have walked the inner city into the ground.
It has been a week focused on Kuala Lumpur. I have walked the inner city into the ground.
I am on a mission in Kuala Lumpur. Instead of chasing experiences, I want to look for routines I could build.
First impressions of Malaysia are positive. I sat on the airport train and watched the landscape glide by.
Over the last 5 months, moving through Southeast Asia, I've had incredibly little rain on the agenda.
One thing I haven't done enough of since I arrived in Bali is being in the ocean.
If we rewind to Feb 22, I arrive in Hanoi Old Quarter at the hostel Buffalo. The first two days are hard. New big adventure. New country, new culture, new way of living.
It hasn't quite become everyday life for me yet. There's too much that's new, and everyday life for me means routines. So far I've gotten up at wildly different times, eaten meals at wildly different times, and done wildly different things. I've been looking for a good workspace, aka. a café.
I've eaten Bánh mì, Phở bò, cơm chiên hải sản, and chicken from a Vietnamese KFC. I've been to the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum (though not inside), seen the small Ngoc Son Temple out on a small lake, walked around West Lake, had a foot massage and slept badly.