I ammm verrryy lazzyyy to update about the Kuching Trip.
BUT,
I have photos? ;D
So I definitely had the Kuching Laksa. Goooooooooood. Rate 4.9/5
Visited the Orang hutans!
Kuching Fried Chicken.
Get it? AHHAHA
Visited 3 beaches.
See what I mean? ahaha
Shadooows.
Pretty feeet. :D
Purple flower.
Was treated to ice cream (:
Had many many many crabs :D
Went bowling at the Mall. WHEEE!
Forgot what this fruit was called but it tasted like nanka with mangosteen! 8DD
Visited the Cultural village!
FOUND A GUY WITH A CLOTH TO SUBSTITUTE LEAF UNDIE!
Went on a tiny boat on the Kuching Lake, saw the dewan.
Boys had fun in the baby pool.
The Lake, at night. I probably walked that stretch of road for 4 times during my stay there.
Lastly, enjoyed myself. :)
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Anyway, during this trip I have done more than what I realllyy thought I would never, ever do.. haahah! Wave at random guys, seen transsexuals around 1am at night, gossipped like chickenbackside, have the song "Jolly good fellow by Sarannia" in my head for so long.
The most life pumping thing so far on this trip was when my sister came down with serious viral fever infection.
After our flight from Kuching to Miri, we had our lunch and after hopping onto the bus. She started to feel bit agitated and giddy so she tried to rest.
The bus dropped us at where our supposed place to stay in Miri were. We took down the bags from the bus and headed into the dorms. It was a totaaall nightmareeee. The beds weren't properly taken care of, the toilets had no curtains facing each other... there was NO airconditioning. D:
After the huge shocker, we left for rehearsal let her rest in the club where we performed that night. Our performance went really well(which caused us to be phenomenal and got alot of sponsors and people to treat us for meals, praise the Lord!)
We headed back to our dorms to pack up and head to our sponsored hotel. THEN, we decided to sent her to the hospital for a check up for H1N1 and dengue.
I sat in the car impatiently playing the role of my parents as a lady started to sponge my sister. After awhile she informed me of her condition and said that it was just an ordinary fever and that she would get better soon. Tetsuo lifted her up from the car and walked back into our new hotel.
My chaperon disagreed and insisted on seeking medical help, thus a hero came to the rescue.. The man that sponsored our stay there in Miri actually took tet, my pianist and I to the hospital.
We placed her on a seat after arrival at the Miri Hospital. Waited for awhile and met the doctor. Decided for a blood test, waited for almost an hour for the blood doctor to arrive. Took her blood and collected her medicine, we headed back to our hotel.
The lady that attended to my sister earlier came back with us that night and I am pleasured to have received a tiny bottle of oil from her that was blessed by over 20,000 Christians as well as some bottles of juice and grapes. God Bless her.
I sponged my sister for the last time that night and finally got to touch my pillow around 3am.
This was the most joyous news I have ever heard from a phone before.
I woke up in the morning from the striking sun blazing through our hotel window around 8, exactly two minutes later, my phone rang. I pressed the button that had a green print with a phone on it that meant "PICK UP". I sat up from my bed and heard the words we had been waiting for all night. . .
"Your sister's condition has been proven with negative results, remember to give her enough rest and make sure she takes her medication."
I put down the phone and felt a huge breeze in my heart break free and went wild. I thanked the Lord and exclaimed a huge "YESSSSSSSSS!"
Celine is now alright and feeling muucch better with a slight heat rash from all that fever heat.. she looks very flushed. ahahaha. (:
During the parade with tons of Christians.
I was touched.
When You said that "It Is Done."
