I'm contemplating on putting pictures here or the next post. Ah, put it in the next.

Today's little field trip was to the Royal Palace, the National Musuem and the Bird Park.

I'll keep the post short :P

The most arrogant tourguide in the history of tourguides explained about the palace and about how to tell whether the king's in, out or dead.

Frankly, I feel that Pn. Betty was a better tourguide.

I hated the tourguide the moment he said: You're very lucky to get a tourguide for a school bus when he began speaking the moment we left school.

I've always gone on school trips with a tourguide and he didn't need to brag like that.

Anyway, once we get to the piccy moments, we managed to bog down SheauSwan with five cameras. One guard was like real straight faced while the other was trying his best not to laugh and you could tell that he was holding it in. Reason being, his horse was constantly trying to lick Cik Nadiah and she was squealing each time the horse turned it's head.

In my opinion, our best pictures were from this spot. Why? You can't ask me.

Moment of the place:

As we were about to disband and rejoin our group, this Japanese middle-aged dude with misai and a fisherman's hat asked us in the Japanese-accented English: Can you take-a a pik-u-char wiz me?

So, we were also pretty shock and dumbstrucked that we were agreeing with exclaimations of 'Yes'.

My guess was that he saw that we were school girls and that we were muhibbah (while mistaking that SweetMae was a Malay for she was wearing baju kurung)

This place was a flop. No, not the place.

We were given only an hour to be here and this being a musuem, you can't possibly spend an hour in a museum, can you?

Yet, we rushed through the exhibitions.

Gallery A: The Pre-Historic Era

Gallery B: Kerajaan-kerajaan Melayu

Gallery C: The Colonial Era

Gallery D: Malaysia Today

Gallery A:

We rushed through looking at bones of homosapiens and fragments of artifacts.

Lighting was dimmed to preserve better the exhibits and photography was prohibited yet it was still done.

Didn't they know that exposure to light will spoil the artifacts?

I guess that even A1's are that stuuupid not to know.

There wasn't much to connect with our history book though.

This one was more interesting, connecting with the history textbook but still we didn't get much time to explore and rushed through it.

I know I didn't like this place for it was rather boring so, no report.

My favourite gallery as it consisted of the English occupation, the Portuguese occupation and a little of the Japanese occupation though they didn't say anything of the Japanese occupation.

The Japanese occupation was the least followed by the Portuguese while the English had the most information most likely because they were here the longest?

I'd rather not post about it since there wasn't anything much.

Moment of the place:

When we camhored at the staircase and took a whole age to wait for people to pass and I apologized a million times to Priscilla who was helping us take it.

Bird Park:

This was a scam. We didn't even venture a foot into the Bird Park.

Instead, we went to the Orchid and Hibiscus Park which was like barely filled with orchids or hibiscus. (That was an exaggeration though it really wasn't that filled)

Here's where I discovered that my camera's macro shots were extremely beyootiful.

Moment of the place:

The discovery of my camera's macro function and the awesome-ness of it.

That's about it.

Royal Palace: Japanese dude and request.

Muchappreciationandlove,

Lynxoxo