Well, not exactly. It's just a journey going eastwards, reaching as far as a pedestrian can walk safely (highways in this context are considered not safe, seeing that there are no pedestrian bridge).
I didn't walk out the house half an inch since morning. So, I decided to travel east, and here's a map I travelled.
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Expanding 6.3 kilometres, I've almost reach the Hindu Temple, which I regard as the Utter East. Then, I turned right, and was doubtful whether pedestrians can pass through the road end and turn right, which turned out to be possible. After crossing the main road of SS3/29, I turned into the guarded residential area of SS3, Anne's (http://paradoxicallysadistic.blogspot.com/) place.
I almost forgot where her house was, but I remembered about the Dukong tree, so I turned right into the SS3/7 road, and then SS3/4 road. I was still hesitating after passing a few houses on the SS3/4 road, until I reached to a house that has a light-inpenetrable fence, and also the Dukong tree.
Then I continued the journey back to home, along the way, I stopped by at Lionel's old house, which he moved in 2008. The house is now occupied by a Sikh family, if I'm not mistaken.
Yes, you may say that I might be lying about this, because it is as easy as saying that I was at the White House few days ago. I have no phone nor cameras when I walked this evening, so......
Li Anne, if you are reading this, you may be startled by this findings: There was a car under the registration number WNA 6**1 (censored for your privacy) in your house at around 6.40 something in the evening. :)
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