[TellastellarmaN]: and then there was Penang: A Fellowsheep Travel & Living Production Part1

It was a long time ago since i blog... too long... Well, Year ended with a note of celebration as my holidays has just begun... Three months of not fun, but things and experiences I will experience for this holiday... well, just before this day came, i had an early launch to R&R with my "fellowsheep" pals. Penang. We have been planning this trip for months almost close to a year... and to our great blessed moment, we got it! At that time, i finished three of my papers and have a last paper on mon... was a tough choice, in the end i choose to go... it was something that i can never get that chance to spend... So, we had to meet up and wipes place for departure on friday which was 7.00pm sharp but turn to be ETA 7.00pm or more like ETA 8.00pm.. LOL... we ended up waiting and playing Need For Speed Most Wanted..

Waiting...

Well then, we had a little prayer for the journey ahead and when to a petrol kiosk to do some double checking on the convoy (we traveled in three cars). We had a Toyota Unser(Kong Weng's Dad's Car drove by Wai Peng aka Wipes with Co-pilot Joel Vergis), Perodua Myvi (Celestine aka "Siau Les" with co-pilot Belinda) and Honda Accord (driven by Vincent with Jon Lee as co-pilot and myself in it). We even carried out walkie-talkies and i'm like "do we even need it?". To my surprise, it is useful especially when its at night and people dont noe the way... not to mention, we had fun using the walkie as a means of annoyance... hahaha... So we left! The night drive was both relaxing but tiring. Yet, it was definitely beautiful to drive at night somehow, more intimate i guess...

After Four hours of taiping night safari, tunnels, long roads and crazy walkie talkie antics... we arrived.. we went up to Sucram's (Marcus's) place to join us once we arrived.

So we pack our stuff into our rooms which Elaine Kok's aunty provided us an empty apartment which was just fine for us... A nice place, not too hot nor too cold, quiet and definitely near to places we wanna go... After we unpack our stuff out, some of us decided for our usual KL late culture supper at a near by Mamak stall called Khaleed Restaurant...