The yellow building is the dividing line between Kuala Lumpur and the State of Selangor. Used to be brown in colour. Now the colour is more prominent.
Thank God we did make it with about five minutes to spare. This time round I took the Aerobus (yellow in colour) instead of Skybus (red in colour). The fare was RM8 whereas Skybus charged RM9. The bus took about 53mins to reach LCCT from KL Sentral and on the way to LCCT, the rain came down again.
I was almost the last one to check in at 5.10p.m. eventhough the flight was at 6.20p.m.
After checking in, I went to McDonald's to buy a cheese burger. I was seating alone at a table that fitted four people when a Malay family walked in. I told them I did not mind them joining me. But when I looked over to the next table, a Malay lady who was sitting alone signalled me to join her.
We started our conversation and she said she had just returned from Kota Kinabalu and was waiting for her sister to fetch her. She enjoyed her trip very much and she used to be a student in UITM in Kota Kinabalu. She said Kota Kinabalu has changed a lot as compared to ten years ago. Hotel occupancy must have been quite full in Kota Kinabalu during the Easter long weekend since this lady had to stay at three different places ie. Radius Hotel at Warisan Square, apartment at Api-Api Centre and apartment at Marina Court Condominium for three different nights.
Before I went into the departure lounge, I bought two packets of Hershey chocolates with almond at LCCT.
With the slight drizzle, disembarkation was delayed and as a result, the flight was delayed for 20 minutes in taking off.
Another aircraft waiting to take off
LCCT building
Once again, a big thank you to Tracy for hosting me.
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:) YOu are most welcome.
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