Following my last post about the National Textile Museum in Kuala Lumpur, here are the rest of the photos from my trip. It was a short three day trip, but it was the perfect length to get a sense of the city. Had I stayed longer, I would have explored the outskirts, maybe a place like Malacca. We found an airbnb place in towntown for $50 per night. The location was fantastic; walking distant to all the shopping malls and restaurants in Bukit Bingtang. As much as I enjoy staying in a hotel, airbnb helps me stay slim since I can prepare my own food without the temptation of breakfast buffet. The place was great and came with pool and gym. We intended to use the gym everyday but never did. But, we walked a lot! Hopefully that counts.
There is something mind renewing about a trip like this even if it was short. We walked aimlessly for hours on end. When do you have a chance to walk around for the sake of walking around in your daily life? I am too busy getting from A to B when I’m in Tokyo. The thought of going for a walk does not even occur to me. So mindlessly walking around, talking, stopping for coffee cleared my mind and by the end of the trip, I was ready to dive into the regular work again.
We went right before the Chinese New Year. Bright red decorations were everywhere.
Coconut ice cream! 
Love how easy it is to get all kinds of cheap fruit there. That’s something Japan is lacking….the country famous for $100 melons.
Found some Japanese books in the condo’s laundry room. 
The eclectic architecture was stunning.
Unique tiles in the mosque (above) and on the street (below).
Sephora is in KL, but still not in Tokyo. 
Find me elsewhere:
{Beautiful mosque building now used as a museum.}
{Intricate embroidery work – can’t imagine the hours spent on this jacket.}
{Antique sewing machine}
{Another pretty handmade embroidery}
