Yo, Shikubi is here and I am gonna tell you a bit more about our trip from my point of view.
First, we started our trip from school and traveled for about an hour. It was already 9.30 when we reached our destination and since we saw a chocolate gallery nearby so we decided to do a quick detour. You wouldn't believed how much effort we took to take a simple picture of a chocolate model of a dragon just because of the reflection that was preventing us from taking a nice picture.
(From left, Pakalu Chapati, Shikubi, Banapal and Mama Papito)
(Sorry for the terrible pics!)
After 30 minutes or so, we walked back to the batik factory and waited for our friends that got left behind because of their lion dance performance. When they arrived, we hurried and started our tour around the batik factory. I thrilled by the way the workers done their work, they had perfect control of their hand. They didn't wobble around and was so precise with their work, I was stunned when I realize they drawing from their imagination and wasn't using any pictures or sketches. After getting to see the process of making batik, we got to do it ourselves but it was definitely easier as they had a few pictures for us to trace. It was a nice experience for us.
(Pfft! The workers helped us A LOT!!)
Next, we traveled to the aquarium where we had lunch. There was a tunnel connecting both the aquarium and the Kuala Lumpur City Center so there was a few students who went there but most of us were......ummm.......less adventurous and ate lunch nearby. Well blame us for not being adventurous because those few who went to the city center got themselves a treat, they brought back ice creams, candy, waffles and lots more of goodies while we few watch and suffer. Banapal was one of those lucky ones who came back with ice cream, WOOO how mad I was with him for not inviting me to go with him, instead he left me back in the food court with his freaking black and tiny bag which he conveniently forget to bring along with him.


We had to meet up in front of the aquarium at 1:15 p.m. because we wanted to catch the main feeding show at 3. First, we saw small fishes then some shellfish, then we saw a few cute otters that we few were making fun of. The most amazing part of the aquarium was the underwater transparent tunnel, it was heaven and yet scary because I felt like i was gonna die because of the sharks, stingray, large fishes and also the fake skeletons in the fish tank. When we were taking pictures in the tank, I almost had a heart attack when I lifted up my head and saw the bottom of the stingray, whew lucky i quickly got myself back together before having to change a new pair of pants. We got to see the main show which was the feeding of the sharks, there was a long wait for the show to start so Banapal and I started to listen to some awesome music while mama papito and pakalu chat. The wait was long and unbearable but luckily the show started. There were two divers with two buckets of dead fish. During the show, there was a few close calls as the sharks went close to the divers but luckily the divers surprisingly managed to survive in the tank under the guidance of the three workers outside the tank. The show turned funny when a turtle peek inside the bucket and took a dead fish out and it took the two divers a minute to realize that. Then turtle tried to steal the show from the sharks by swimming up and down in front of the audience. I told Banapal that WHAT IF...we were the main show to the fishes rather than the fishes were the main show to us.

(PIRANHAS!!!)
Finally, our class teacher hurried us out before the show even end so we could reach school on time to go back. Today was an amazing day so i decided to share it with you readers, the pictures are already in our blog. Thank you for reading.
Written by,
Shikubi