Aaron's Tutoring And Travelling

冒険。ヘアカットてみました。なかなか良かった。外の値段表 示のとうりに9.90リンギットでした。カットスタートは11: 33 終わって外に出たのが11:47。14分程でした。スタッフは中 国系の女性で手際よくフレンドリーでした。少し中国語で話してみ たらとてもに驚いて更にフレンドリーになりました。 外国語を少し覚えると色々とお得。 Adventure. I tried haircut. it was pretty good. It was 9.90 ringgit for the outside price display. $2.30 !! Wow The cut started at 11:33 and finished at 11:47, about 14 minutes. The staff was Chinese and smart and friendly. I did speak a little in Chinese, She was very surprised and more friendly. If you learn a little foreign language, you can get a variety of deals.   https://www.facebook.com/aaron.pierson.73   https://cafetalk.com/dashboard/tutor/?use_new_dashboard=true&lang=en skype : live:alohatc5  twitter : alohatc1 instagram: alohatc1

マレーシアの楽しみの一つは外で朝ごはん。今日は軽い朝ごはんを 買いに来ました。私のお気に入りの揚げパン名人。今朝は揚げあん ぱんともち米揚げパン、これは餅米が中に入っていてとても珍しい 、マレーシアに来て初めて食べました。 One of the fun things about Malaysia is having breakfast outside. I went to buy a light breakfast today. I bought from favorite fried bread master. This morning, I had fried anpan and glutinous rice fried bread, this is my first visit to  Malaysia.

Here are some opportunities for you to change or improve your life with a little adventure included. I taught English in China. The cities I taught in were Handan, Fotan and Taian. It was about six years in total. Taian was the longest I lived in China at four years. Because the cost of living is low and the apartment rent is paid for I was able to close my debts that I had in the U.S.  And I was able to do this quickly. This is a great opportunity why not have a try.  Contact me here E-mail alohatc1@yahoo.com   https://www.facebook.com/aaron.pierson.73   https://cafetalk.com/dashboard/tutor/?use_new_dashboard=true&lang=en skype : live:alohatc5  twitter : alohatc1 instagram: alohatc1

今日は歩いてワングサ ウオーキング モールへ行きました。隣にイオンがあって中に2.10ストア、そ れはマレーシア版100均のよう。5アイテムで2.50USドルでし た。帰りには初めてコンビニでタッチ アンドゴーの残高で買い物して見ました。 Today was a very easy day. Went to the Wangsa Walk Mall and to AEON store and shopped at the 2.10 store the Malaysian version of the dollar store except cheaper. I got 5 items for $2.50. After that it was on to the 810 store to try and use my Touch n Go card. Never used Touch n Go before and it worked. I was able to buy bread. Bread was only 50 cents. Touch n Go can be used for public transportation and at stores. Life in Malaysia is very easy and relaxed. You can find me here. See you soon.   https://cafetalk.com/dashboard/tutor/?lang=en   https://www.facebook.com/aaron.pierson.73   https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaron-pierson-b298a8172/

今日はちょっと観光しました。 電車に乗ってヒンドゥー教のバトゥーケイブとチャイナタウンの関 羽が祀ってあるお寺とヒンドゥー教のスリマハマリアマン寺を見ま した。帰りの駅では美しいモスクも遠くから見ました。 Today a little sightseeing took a train to Hindu temple Batu Caves, Chinese Buddhist temple and another Hindu temple in Chinatown. And from the train station I saw another mosque. Today was a beautiful day seeing and experiencing new things. I was most impressed with the Batu Caves it was truly amazing. See you soon. You can find me here.   https://cafetalk.com/dashboard/tutor/?lang=e    https://www.facebook.com/aaron.pierson.73

I decided another post would be nice today since I am so excited about writing a blog again. Today I went for lunch and had the usual chicken and rice. Too delicious and I think I could eat it every day. I also finally said delicious to someone in Malay and they could understand. Delicious in Malay is sedap. The woman at the restaurant said something back in Malay and I think it meant "you are welcome." After that it was on to shopping at the local Aeon store for a snack and some fruit.  Really delicious fruit and snacks here. Okay time to go now see you next time.  https://cafetalk.com/dashboard/tutor/?lang=en Aaron Nomado

I am writing my first blog in Malaysia and I should have been doing a long time ago but oh well here we go. Life in Malaysia is very easy going, relaxed and convenient. These things are very welcoming to me I do not feel that way in America. Convenience is not easy to come by in Burleson, Texas. Enough of that let's go on with the amazing diversity of Malaysia. In the neighborhood I live in Wangsa Maju is a wonderful mixture of Muslim, Chinese, Hindu, Indian, Pakistani and the complimentary Japanese and American which is me and my wife. The harmony that everyone lives in here is a gift in itself. I love being able to feel this every day. I am going to keep this short since it is my first post. See you next time here are a few photos and my link to my ESL teaching page.  https://cafetalk.com/dashboard/tutor/?lang=en