Selangor Darul Ehsan
Christina & Liau’s Home
Comfortable guestroom.
Click below for an interactive road map of our friends' lovely home in Petaling Jaya:Accepting Christina & Liau’s wonderful hospitality in their very distinctive home, exploring both (i) Christina’s exotic kitchen and (ii) Liau’s awesome zeitgeist collections, catching up on admin and maintenance work (e.g. emails, travel blog, photos, financials, equipment) and preparing our upcoming travels to Sabah/Malaysia and
“Friendship is unnecessary, like philosophy, like art... It has no survival value; rather it is one of those things which give value to survival.”
Taking one of the yellow regular Aerobus shuttles ("Cheap, Convenient, Comfortable.") +60361892711 from KL Sentral, the main railway station, to Kuala Lumpur’s International Airport (KLIA-LCCT) near Sepang (c. 70 km, 1 hour, MYR 8.- per person), thereafter taking off with budget carrier Air Asia (“Now Everyone Can Fly”) in a red Airbus A 320-200 via the South China Sea and Borneo to Tawau/Sabah for all inclusive MYR 81.- or US$ 26.20 per person (repressing in mid-air any silly guilt trip about our hefty carbon footprint, because all the cattle herds on this planet do more damage to the environment than airplanes and cars combined, and, later on, having a taste of Air Asia’s excellent vegetarian in-flight meals), and taking eventually an expensive taxi (MYR 45.- or c. US$ 15.- for the ride) from Tawau Airport to our comfortable hotel in downtown Tawau (… and, on this first day of the fasting month of Ramadan, watching a politically-correct awful commercial on 8TV which shows an ordinary non-Malay, non-Muslim, fun-loving Malaysian Chinese girl in modern 21th-century clothing who enjoys her food in public, and which ends with official messages urging viewers to avoid doing such things in respect of the Muslim holy month, thus confirming our perception of an increasing Islamisation and polarisation of 1Malaysia’s multi-cultural but segregated society).
Click below for a summary of this year's travels
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