An introduction to PJS8 and PJ State

Hello all. I would like to first introduce myself. My birth name is David Lai (there's a lot more going on at the back, but let's stick to the normal James Bond introduction). I call myself Bob Davids on all online occasions. Some years back, I was still very plumpy(still am), and the local has always refer to a chubby person as Bob. Therefore, I made my name David as a family name and calling myself Bob Davids as an online name since then. Mediocre, had a slight interest in crypto and started my blogging jorney since 2017. This is my first LikeTu post, and I would like to make a proper introduction before I jump in and pretend myself to be a super star.

Whilst I am still new here, I would like to take you to a small virtual tour to my daily path, some of the places I walk by, almost on a daily basis. I'm not exactly sure how should I arrange the photographs and put up caption, but I will write down the running numbers below so we can associate them with the photos.

1. Is the Wisma MPPJ, which is the state government building. I used to pay all my parking ticket here. There's one time, I got a ticket due to my parking payment expired, so I came to this place to pay my summons. After I've done, came back to my car and found I just got another new summon which due to me parked at a designated parking space which allocated to the officers. Less crowded nowadays, specially after the virus breakout. I'm now enjoying being here more than usual. The place is called PJ Uptown(PJ stands for Petaling Jaya), but it's oftenly being referred to as PJ State since the state government building is the biggest landmark around the vicinity.
2. Lotus cinema WAS once specialized in showing Indian Tamil movies. At some point, when all the giant cinema chain started to bloom, this place had to shut down due to low sales and turned itself into a restaurant for couple of years. Surprisingly, after the PLANdemic baptism, this place IS now a cinema again.
3. Sam U Claypot restaurant is one of the finest Chinese cuisine around this area, but ofcourse that's my opinion. They're known for the signature dish, twin color fried rice. I will keep a small secret on how to twin color, but I will be coming back to do a restaurant review in the future.
4. PJS8 is the area where I parked my car. This is the direction straight ahead heading west 40km, we will be reaching the sea. There's absolutely no hill. Cloud pattern has always been very special to me viewing from this area.
5. And not forgetting the night view of PJS8. But ofcourse, I will walk this path every weekday's evening, cross over to pickup my cars so I can go home.
6. Menara PKNS is yet another state government building. Frankly, I don't know what they do, because I haven't been trying to find out. I only know McDonald's is there since couple of months ago.
7. A view from the pedestrian bridge walking across from PJS8 to Up town(PJ State)
8. Window view from my office. This is exactly where I was referring to the description of photo number 4. This place offer one of the best sunset view as the land connects to absolutely nothing but the sky, made a perfect skyline for a perfect sunset.
9. Yet another sunset view with clearer sky. Form here, you can see my favorite KFC right opposite of my office. I wanted to sue KFC as an escape and blame them for how fat I am, but I guess I will just have to admit I'm already fat even before I move to this office.

There you have it. Apologize if the format of the post screwed up, I'll do more digging and get myself familiar with this place.

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