Yesterday we went to the Tung Shin Hospital in Jalan Pudu where Adlinur had an acupuncture treatment. The acupuncture department smelt of Chinese herbs and according to her, it is a little painful. There was a Malay man who suffers pain in his right leg because he has a terrible case of diabetes. His turn was right before Adlinur's. Like about five minutes after he entered the room, he came back out and asked for my father. When we registered, we could choose between a local doctor or a doctor from China, which costs slightly more. We chose the latter. The Chinese doctor was not very proficient in English, much less in Malay. In short, thankfully my father came along, so he could help translate for the doctor.
After that, we went to Sungei Wang. Basically shopped around and ate.
After that, we stopped by at Tesco and on the way, there was an accident by the highway. It looked like a hit and run case and the guy looked dead. Although if he was, they would have covered his body using newspapers or something, right? There was another guy on motorcycle who stopped by to help. But people who have just passed would most probably think he was the one who caused the accident, but he looked way too fine. Like the time when we helped an elderly couple who were also hit and run victims when we were on our way to Jalan TAR for last minute Raya shopping. Passersby would have thought we were the ones who hit them, when on the contrary, we actually stopped to help. Oh, well, so never judge a book by its cover because not everything is what it appears to be.
