After our heavy brunch at the Ipoh Road yong tow foo place that morning, nyonyapenang and her hubby took me to KLPac or in full, the Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre in Sentul Park. My daughter came here last year on one of the excursions organised by the institute and she enjoyed herself very much. I think she did mention in passing that she wouldn’t mind going there again.
Well, there wasn’t any performance or anything on at the time when we were there, so we just strolled around the place.
Well, you can see nyonyapenang in the photo…except that she did not have her sarong kebaya and the works on. LOL!!!
Some of you may have heard of blogger Peter Tan. Well, he and his wife Wuan, together with another blogger, Victor Chin, were holding an exhibition at the place. Entitled “Exits”, the focus was on the passing of the mother. Well, I do not know whether it was just a coincidence or whether it was in conjunction with the 7th Month of the Chinese Lunar Calendar.
And from the 10th of September until the 13th, there would be the staging of William Shakespeare’s “Hamlet”…
Upon leaving the main building, we went over to this part of Sentul Park – the Koi Centre…
It certainly is a very beautiful place, this Japanese garden…
As a matter of fact, nyonyapenang posed for a sexy photograph for me among the weeping willows but with due respect for her desire for privacy and confidentiality, I’m afraid I will not be posting it here.
But according to her, this is a popular location for wedding photographs. However, since it was the 7th Month – the month of the Hungry Ghosts, it came as no surprise that there was not even a single couple around that morning…
After all that we had eaten for brunch earlier, I must say that the relaxing and refreshing walk in the park was definitely a good idea…to let the food settle a bit. Thanks once again, nyonyapenang and hubby! I certainly enjoyed the outing that morning a lot…
...STILL CRAZY AFTER ALL THESE YEARS! 