What an exhausting day! Moved to KL, and just started my new
life. I’m like a bird being released from my cage: happy, excited but lonely,
ironically.
To tell the truth, I am nervous about staying alone in such
a new place. I seldom visit KL and now I’ll have to live on my own here. I am
like a stranger towards everything, but at the same time, everything seems so
awesome. I’m staying at a very convenient place: near to college and near to
Sunway Pyramid, where I can buy all my daily stuff there. Despite all the ease
of living, strict regulations and super-tight security, I still tend to get a
little bit timid alone in the night. My heart keeps telling me not to be afraid
as there are CCTVs anywhere and everywhere, but I could not help being extra
watchful.
Another thing in my mind would be my housemates. According
to the management office, I am having 5-6 of them to date, but until now I’ve
only met 3 of them. Among the 3, 2 are university students (I suppose, as I did
not really get to chat with them, what I said was just a simple Hi) and one of
them is also a new-comer (who checked in about the same time as me). I guess
he’s like me, here for Pre-U, because he looked young, but the truth is still
unknown. I do hope that I am able to get along with them well, and be great
friends helping each other in all things.
However, one thing to complain about is the hygiene. I have
to admit, it is truly very clean in here, but the kitchen/dining area was what
made me a little bit unsatisfied. Basically, each resident would have a cabinet
for their own, but some of my housemates took 2 for themselves, causing the
cabinets to store food to be inadequate. All kinds of food (biscuits, bread,
large containers of protein powder…… Yeah one of my housemates is MUSCULAR O.O
) were also scattered on the dining table, attracting some ants…. One last
thing is the shoe rack, full of shoes, many are placed on the floor too. Actually
the shoe rack is quite big and should be enough for 8 residents, but now
although there are only 5-6 of us, it is already “overflowed”. Because of this,
I had to keep my shoes in my own room (Thank God I brought my shoe boxes!!).
Overall, I am really satisfied with my new home, albeit the
few minor shortcomings. This is for sure a good start, and I hope it gets
better in the future!
*Note: This post is
written on 5.1.2013, but because I do not know how to use the provided modem
yet, so I’ll have to post it today!
