After Jai's normal morning routine and playime, we headed to the Central Markets, again taking the train to our destination.

We stopped for lunch at a resturant/cafe inside the markets called "Old Town White Coffee" - where we sampled some of the food there, and Jai became aquainted with some of the locals who were on their lunch break.

We wandered around the markets and bought a few items, until Jai fell asleep.

When Jai was asleep, we went to the "Cute Fish" foot therapy, where fish nibble the dead skin off your feet and legs - Eunice also elected to go for the hand section as well - being in the markets it was at a bargain basement price. Apparently there hadn't been much patronage on this day, so the fish were particularly hungy.

We continued to meander around the markets, eventually going outside where Eunice found a convinience store with household items. While she looked around, Jai and I went to the Chinese Herbalist, where no-one spoke English.

Next we headed to the Chinese Temple near the markets (down one of the back streets), where we made donations and did some prayers - Eunice had her fortune told by an old soothsayer and Jai was fascinated by the whole experience.

After this, we went to Petaling Street, the "China Town" of KL - however our time was running short as we had dinner plans with Kim Lian and her husband for the evening. I bought Eunice a red rose.

Taking the train and the bus back, we got ready for the evenings outing.

Kim Lian and Raymond came to pick us up, and took us to a place called "Maria's" - where we drank a lot, and a lot more, and ate, and drank more. The rest of the night was a blur.