We made a stop at KL Sentral first because I had to pick up my plane ticket (I’m leaving this Thursday!) and grab a quick bite to eat. Overall it wasn’t too bad, but it’s not worth your RM25 (international student price, local students get RM20 admission). It was too short! We were really starting to have fun when it all just .. ended .. very abruptly. Meh. However, we were lucky enough to be there during the shark feeding time, and can I just say, sharks look SO FIERCE okay. Damn scary.
I’m too lazy to upload the photos here, and my blog is starting to look to colourful for my liking already because there are just too many photos .. so check out my portfolio for photos, okay? There are a couple of nice shots there. I was testing out my new camera, and I’m pleased to say that I’m 100% happy with it, except for the ISO, but then again it’s meant to be a point-and-shoot digital camera, not an SLR or anything — so I suppose it’s pretty good for a plain and simple cam.
Ended up walking around KLCC for four hours and paying RM9.00 for parking. Ouch. I found this men’s ring in Gucci which I really, really like (I even tried it on) and I’m actually considering getting it because it looked good on my finger. It’s between that and the Dior one, I suppose, but I’m going to wait until I go back to Melbourne first because they tend to have much nicer things there
I absolutely hate Gucci’s salespeople. They’re EXTREMELY rude. Hello woman, you’re working behind the counter, I’m shopping here, STFU kthnxbye. Actually, this goes for Malaysian salespeople in general. In Melbourne when I was in Gucci, the saleswoman was so nice to me, and she kept gushing on and on about how cute my phone was (and called her friends to come and see too) so I was happy, and happy customers spend more money. Even if I didn’t like anything (but I did, but that’s another story ..) I would buy something because of their service. It goes the same for Bettina Liano. The salespeople there were so nice and she called me “Gorgeous”, “Honey” and “Sweetpea” all in 15 minutes, heh! I CANNOT IMAGINE MALAYSIANS DOING THAT. Skanks.
Sean and Aaron just went to buy the newest Monopoly version, the one with the bank card swipey thing. Damn cool, and it’s only RM150! We’re not quite sure what to do with the old version we have (it’s exactly the same – Here And Now – except no swipey thing and bank cards) but oh well, sigh!
trickflip said,
June 27, 2007 at 2:46 am
WOOT! congrats on new cam!! Aquaria? I skipped a trip there with family, they said it was awesome though.
Mellissa said,
June 27, 2007 at 2:48 am
TF: Thank you, hahaha. Yeah, it wasn’t bad at all! I didn’t have much hope for it, but I was pleasantly surprised. Only downside was that it should’ve been longer
Qis said,
June 27, 2007 at 5:18 pm
I want a digital cam too, but knowing me, I’ll probably lose it within the first month. :p
Oooh that’s true that Melbourne has nicer things, as in more variety. But I think the prices are pretty much the same for brands like Gucci and LV. So I prefer buying those brands in M’sia ’cause then I can use my mom’s money. Hehe.
KLCC had this really awesome sale last two weeks (I think) for Melium members. My mom is a member, so we splurged quite a bit because of that, on Aigner bags and Tod’s shoes. Yum.
Mellissa said,
June 27, 2007 at 5:28 pm
Qis: Haha, I haven’t had a new camera since forever, so I’m still having fun playing around with it
I haven’t really compared, but I know for like, Polo shirts it’s much cheaper over there ($99 only!) compared to here (RM350!!!!).
I got the invitation for the Melium sale, but I didn’t end up going
Aigner is love, and I used to really like Furla, but their latest things are all so .. bleh. They’re on sale now too!