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With Love from the Twin Towers


I don't know how to react or express my happiness. This is the first time I am on a solo trip to KL. Here I am sitting down pretty in front of the Petronas Towers. I thought I would skip it. But the moment they came across my sight, I knew this is the charm of the city I can't just ignore like that. During daylight, it bears a dry or somewhat boring vision. But there is a charm too. I can see tourists go crazy to take selfies from every possible corner. The KLCC Park looks smaller to call it a park. At least to me. But you go to any corner of the park, the Twin Towers will sneak their way out. Children are quite happy playing in the park. Others are couples trying to enjoy a quiet and early evening. There are a few photography enthusiasts (like me!) taking their lenses to the best possible corners and edges. A few are there to jog. Thank Goodness, I see them around. I am planning to do directly to Cafe Kathmandu from here. A good early dinner will be great. But I guess I will need to buy a few munch-ons for my late night indulgence. I think I need to rest as I will go to the visa center early morning and then maybe to Pavilion if I get time. Grabbing a movie will be a good option. Let's see what takes me through. For the time being, I am done with jogging and walking for the day. Needless to say, I enjoyed every bit of it. Now, it's time to go back to my favorite eatery and then to the hotel. A happy and fruitful Sunday indeed.
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