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KL Walk-05/02/2016


After my business day done in KL,I did not have time to go home for Friday prayer.So,I decided to perform my solat Jumaat at Masjid Jamek.It was my first time here.After a quick roti naan lunch at Jalan Melayu,I just walked about and looked for Resoran Waspada.It was not there anymore.It is the first restaurant that I had breakfast when I first came to KL in January,1965.

This area is full of people before and after Jumaat prayer.I brought along my compact camera Lumix LX5 but after a few shot,the camera told me I was out of memory.I forgot my memory card.It was in my pc back home.What made it worse,my smart phone batter is running low.So ,I have to shoot less than ten shots to keep my phone alive.Sadly,I was unprepared and forgetful.




From a few KL Walk that I did at various places like KLCC,Pavillion,Chow Kit Road,Pudu and Petaling Street,I could see a lot of varieties from observing and taking photos of people from vaious walks of life.They even walk differently.The pun is intended.Such is life.

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