Through our Eyes // 02
- Penang national park
- turtle found in Cameron Highlands
- Nick completely stuffed after the biggest & best dim sum breakfast ever
- on our way to watch a movie in Georgetown
- Cameron Highlands native scorpions
- walking in the jungle
- jungle orchid
- Georgetown
We have arrived at our new home for the next couple of weeks, Kuala Lumpur. So far the weather has been changing every couple of hours. From rainstorms to burning rays of sunshine and everything in between.
Kuala Lumpur will be work mostly. We love getting up in the morning knowing we can spend all day working. Downside of all this work is a lack of exercise. I think we’re going to find a gym and work on that. We are looking for a comfortable place to work, thank god there are a few coworking places in Kuala Lumpur. I’m writing this from Paper + Toast and we will be checking out some more places before we decide where we want to hang around for a month.
It just started raining outside. On rainy days I really miss having our own house. I miss just walking around the house with a cup of tea in my hand, singing along with good music, watching movies in our own bed, lighting on some candles at night and eating home cooked food. Some people travel around the world for years and years at a time. I don’t think we could ever be like that and I don’t think we want to be like that. There is too much comfort in having a place that is truly your own and we want to settle down eventually and make some bebes.
6 Comments
InsideJourneys // // //
I can relate! Sleeping in my own bed is the thing I miss most. It takes a special type of traveler to be able to travel long term or to be location independent. Enjoy Kuala Lumpur!
Angela // // //
I know, there is no bed as good as your own bed. And thanks!
Jenna // // //
Lovely photos! And hey, I love having a place to call home and am so glad I made two babies 🙂
Angela // // //
Two babies wow! How old are they? Do you travel a lot with them?
Dale // // //
We both loved Penang national park, especially Turtle & Monkey Beach. Both incredible places with such lovely water just like you’ve captured.
Don’t know if we’re ready for babies just yet, but we know what you mean about occasionally missing the comforts of home, like curling up on the sofa watching a film. Miss it.
Angela // // //
Did you walk all the way through the jungle? We walked from the entrance to monkey beach and from Monkey beach to Turtle beach (apparently there is a badass route and a easy route, we took the badass one). At Turtle beach we wanted to get a boat but we didn’t have enough money. We walked all the way back to the entrance. At some point I really thought I was going to die. I hated it at the moment, but I’m glad I did it!