A break spent in Redang

Wow... The trip to Redand Island was really a break within a long period suffering from pressure and stress by loads of assignments in this semester. What a refreshing chance for us, putting aside those annoying daily works, and sinking ourselves in an enjoyable trip and into the "hug of our mother nature". I say so because i do really think that the Redang Island is a display of beauty, an asset of mother nature.

Hmm... There are a few unforgettable moments in the trip. Five senses, simply.
Taste, the sea water filling into my mouth is so salty, yucks... I don't know how it came into my mouth, i can swim, but not very good like my classmate, Kristie who is recognised by us that she can swims faster than fish, haha.

Touch, i felt the warm of the sun and the beach sand under it, the coolness of snorkelling, as well as the "welcome" feel by wind. Besides, on the way go and leave from the island, we shaked our bodies hard(not merely shake our butts like William Hung) on the boat "unintentionally" due to the bumps with the wave of the sea. Dave, William and Hong Leong who sat at the backseats of the boat suffered the most, they just couldn't run away from the splashing sea water. So funny.

Sight, relaxing in Redang is most propably one of the best place in Malaysia to satisfy the lust of eyes. Blue sea, blue sky, white sand, green coconut trees, green islands, and colorful shirts or any clothes worn on the people on the island. The combination of those colors is so nice, i like this combination of colors that looked relaxing anf joyful.

Scent, i smelled the freshness of the island and the tang of the sea air. Simple, pure. There is no petrol station there! This statement is a bit weird, but ...i think you can feel it. It is very relaxing while resting on the hammock in between tree trunks of coconut trees, Jet felt the most because he slept on it.

Sound, hearing of the waves splashing sound on the rock, listening to the music and the joyous sounds of the tourist at night is so happening and yet intimate. It is so natural.



WOW...