Hey all!
I have just moved back to Malaysia after many years away. Would love to get some tips on what to do as i am used to being near more outdoor green spaces, and how to meet people outside work as the city just seems too big!
Thanks!
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racy27
02 October 2013 08:53:01
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Christine
02 October 2013 13:52:50
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Hi racy27,
Welcome to Expat.com! 
racy27
02 October 2013 13:54:26
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Hey Christine!
Thanks very much!
darulehsan
02 October 2013 22:44:22
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welcome home....lets start with coffee
nice&easy
03 October 2013 02:41:12
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Hi there once again,
Now that you have given some idea of what you're looking for, perhaps you could take the following suggestions:
(i) visit KL Bird Park and spend a few hours just gazing at the various species of birds; or
(ii) spend a good first half of the day at Forest Research Institute of Malaysia (FRIM), where you could admire nature and breathe a little dose of fresh air while still not too far out from the city.
Let me know if you need more info!
kana khan
03 October 2013 03:34:42
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welcome....
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