The one with the Funky toilet...
Its been a while I last blogged. Things are just so hectic recently.
A few weeks ago, I had a short trip to KL visiting good friends. I had lots of fun visiting new places and buying lots of stuff. I was staying near the beautifully designed Starhill Shopping Centre. My friends brought me and Kev there to take a look at the 9 different themes of restaurants situated at the basement. I was so amazed with that building. The basement was so fantastically designed but the most unforgettable part of it is still yet to come.
My friends eagerly advised me to take a trip to the toilet and so I did. Not knowing what to expect, I went forward... As I proceed towards the dimly lighted passageway to the toilet, I noticed these huge stone walls leading to the big wooden door. As I penetrate through, I was astounded of what I saw...
The inside was still dimly lighted, the walls are still very stone age designed, but the basin area was design in this bamboo lever style where there stood an attendent pulling the lever each time someone wants to wash their hands. But the most remarkable of all was that there were passage ways that leads to the cubicles and why I find that remarkable was that, people could actually do hanky panky stuff in there and no one would know or notice... hahaha... It reminded me alot like Towel Club and one of those dark rooms you enter to do your business.
After the exciting tour, the gang proceed to Tiffin Bay where we sat under the high ceiling roof colored with pretty lights and music which were echoing around us. We managed to park all 9 of us neatly in a corner chit chatting and drinking specially blended coffees and smoothies...
The next day was a fun house gathering at Ethan's place where we brought PlayStation games to play at his place.
All of us were taking turns playing while others would take a break by walking into Ethan's specially created and designed R&R room where we were all dancing till our hearts content to the cleverly selected music from his IPod.
Without knowing, it was dawn and all of us had to leave and me and Kev to Spore.
It was a great trip and I really enjoyed every minute of it :)
sign out.
A few weeks ago, I had a short trip to KL visiting good friends. I had lots of fun visiting new places and buying lots of stuff. I was staying near the beautifully designed Starhill Shopping Centre. My friends brought me and Kev there to take a look at the 9 different themes of restaurants situated at the basement. I was so amazed with that building. The basement was so fantastically designed but the most unforgettable part of it is still yet to come.
My friends eagerly advised me to take a trip to the toilet and so I did. Not knowing what to expect, I went forward... As I proceed towards the dimly lighted passageway to the toilet, I noticed these huge stone walls leading to the big wooden door. As I penetrate through, I was astounded of what I saw...
The inside was still dimly lighted, the walls are still very stone age designed, but the basin area was design in this bamboo lever style where there stood an attendent pulling the lever each time someone wants to wash their hands. But the most remarkable of all was that there were passage ways that leads to the cubicles and why I find that remarkable was that, people could actually do hanky panky stuff in there and no one would know or notice... hahaha... It reminded me alot like Towel Club and one of those dark rooms you enter to do your business.
After the exciting tour, the gang proceed to Tiffin Bay where we sat under the high ceiling roof colored with pretty lights and music which were echoing around us. We managed to park all 9 of us neatly in a corner chit chatting and drinking specially blended coffees and smoothies...
The next day was a fun house gathering at Ethan's place where we brought PlayStation games to play at his place.
All of us were taking turns playing while others would take a break by walking into Ethan's specially created and designed R&R room where we were all dancing till our hearts content to the cleverly selected music from his IPod.
Without knowing, it was dawn and all of us had to leave and me and Kev to Spore.
It was a great trip and I really enjoyed every minute of it :)
sign out.
posted by Jon @ 1:40 AM
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