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Tuesday, June 26, 201212:35 PM

 


hey hey hey. . I'm back from Redang. I was this close to bury myself under their beautiful white sands to hide. The island is just amazing and beautiful. I now understand why there are a few people who don't mind working there with minimum wage. I was stunned to see how blue the sea was and how beautiful their sands are. Their sea is so clear that I am able to see all kind of fishes swimming. Through those four days I was there, we went Snorkeling.
On the we arrived, we were brief on the day's activities. we had lunch, settled down in our room and went out to rent snorkeling gear. By 2, we had to gather to hear briefing by a really hot Brunei dude. Through the whole briefing, I was admiring his hot body with his cute accent. We board the boat to go Snorkeling and an hour and half, we were back on the beach. Washed up, had tea break, went around the island, took photos, snorkle again, bath, dinner and sat down with drinks while listening to live music and watch live performance. By midnight, we were exhausted from the 14 hours of travel.

The next day, we woke up at 7.30 for breakfast and got ready for the 2 hours morning Snorkling. And everything repeats. Lunch, free-time, tea break, afternoon Snorkling, free-time, dinner, live music and performances, dancing. we did that for 4 straight days and I never did I once got bored. Lying down under the sun, not doing anything was just amazing.

On our last night there, I gave the suggestion to Sheena that we should stay up the whole night so we could spend every minute we had left on the island. We hang out with the hot diving instructor, (you know the hot Brunei dude I was smitten about) til 3 am. Since he had to wake up at 9 in the morning, he promise to wake up early to bid goodbye. Hugs were exchange and we headed back to the room (we encounter too many guys approaching us that we decided to call the hot dude to accompany us til he's tired). But unfortunately, the minute I was in the room, I feel asleep.

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