Mobility Conundrum We've Worked On

As a mom, it's natural for me to worry. About what, you say? Erm....everything my creative imagination can think off of on off day where I want feel like there's an angle to kill our CEO and taking over his Dynasty?

Then I kinda wake up and suck again.

These past few months, we've been through some major developments and changes. They're looking and found work these past few months but mobility has always been a problem. We have 1 car and no driving licence. So, we're kinda trapped a 'lil but who cares, right? We do.

I am gonna outline our journey so it can help others.

College and University in Malaysia

Most of the normal universities and colleges are located within the outskirts of Petaling Jaya, Selangor. The more Premier ones are around either KL outskirts and really slung-away at Nilai or Seremban because these places are not even close.

There are 2 types of systems: One if you're new and adapting; Two if you're still here and please make a difference. Three, please give me your money and what thrill are you looking for next?

KL and Deep PJ

TNG Travel Pass
This is something most people should take advantage of. In the beginning, before we head out for the day, we've always had to check on out TNG eWallet balance. There's one good thing about Asian travel pass thing. We may not have the best system always but we have the basics and connectivity to help you make it through.

Basically, the TNG Travel Pass is when you pay a general sum of money for the whole month, you know...like a pre-paid contract...in order to enjoy UNLIMITED RIDES on trains, buses, and connecting lines.

So, it is so useful if you know you're gonna be moving to and fro from home to a single or multiple locations every single day with no variants in between, this is what you want to make use of. So effing useful. I've experienced this is Hong Kong, Singapore and South Korea.

THAT'S AWESOME. It was. It is.

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