Errands and new things around KL

This morning I dropped Ross off at Princes Court for his Executive Health Check while Dad and Ann went for a walk around KLCC park. When I got home I did a few tasks on the computer before dropping the folks at Pavillion and heading to the chiropractor. It was good to get back to the chiro again and I was happy that my back was in pretty good shape although he did give my neck a good cracking.

So back from the chiro, I spent 20 minutes at home before heading back down to Princes Court to pick Ross up again. We had lunch together at home before I dropped him back at the office.

Once the folks woke up from their naps in the afternoon, we drove out to Shah Alam to try and find the Blue Mosque (not to be confused with the one in Turkey). Of course, there is no such thing called the "Blue Mosque" in the GPS so I chose some major building in Shah Alam to go to and hoped that it was in the right general direction. Once we got into Shah Alam, I asked the folks to keep an eye out for a huge Blue Mosque, just as I made the first turn, it appeared like a vision in front of us - easy! We followed the road around and ended up at the mosque.

The Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah Mosque (aka Blue Mosque) is one of the largest mosques in SE Asia. It was a pretty imposing sight as we walked around the outside. Unfortunately we couldn't go inside but the outside was beautiful. We walked around a couple of sides taking photos before heading back to the car and driving just around the corner to the big lake next door.

We walked around the lake which gave us a great view back up at the mosque. After an hour or so, the heat was getting a bit much so we drove to a local shopping center for a drink before heading home again.

Before long Ross came home and I cooked up some prawns to have with last night's left over chicken and a big salad. We watched a documentary on some guy who built his own personal submarine before heading to bed. It was nice to see something new around KL.