no sense of time

currently i am sitting outside beside the fountain with a breeze blowing through my hair while listening to motor bikes and the maid's young daughter teach malay to another foreign traveler from panama.
the weather is   (:
i can't get enough of this spanish style home/life. --i would refer to it being spanish.. i hope they don't see this and say "it is malay style!" ahaha. but i know y'all will understand my comparison. i think?

dinner yesterday:
squid with red chilies in oil
prawns with cabbage, onion, peppers, green chilies in oil
fried triangle thing with stuff in it? -i managed to avoid.
cucumber slices and cherry tomatoes
white rice
dessert:
coffee
mandarin oranges, bananas, cat eyes (which are fruit but they look like cat eyes)
they also had chocolate bark available

*got distracted, got back to this post many hours later*
i could make constant posts on the food alone. i have eaten more strange things in the past few days than ever before in my life. every meal, something new. and there are a lot of meals. i have learned to take as small as a portion as possible with being socially acceptable because most likely, i'm going to be fed again very very soon.
for instance:
went for a walk
went out for breakfast
went to visit a house- fed again
went home-
had food offered
then fruit was put out
bike ride
read
went to aunts for "rice" which was late lunch?
served deserts and coffee
came home for "supper"
time delay: read
went downstairs once supper was finished
then fruits and chocolate were served
**time to expand:
so the park: wow! beautiful. i took some photos but they said it was bare and the water was funny colored because of the heavy rain last night so i refrained from posting. we will go back. apparently the mom goes every saturday and sunday morning. and that's when a waterfall should be turned on, the park full, and thai chi lessons are taking place in the middle of the park! so i will be sure to snap more photos.
MONKEYS!! yes it is true. they had them all over the park. i don't know what else to say other than holy moly! i saw monkeys, not one, but many many monkeys and there was no glass between us. they sat on the trash bins, or walked across the sidewalk, or hopped between trees. i'll try and get some sneaky photos of those too!
the mansion/resort/swiss family robinson/paradise: the steep secluded drive way was so far up the mountain that my ears popped on the way to the gate. they had a special gate with their own guards. there was eh, who knows how many cars (not hondas either ahaha) i'd guess sixteen cars? i think more. i'll make them sound modest. HAH. actually, the family was very humble. there are six seperate towers. one is a grand big home, one is the guest, one for the daughter who actually lives in australia, two for each of the sons, and one for the maids/gardeners/guards/driver. then they all surround  the pool and they overlook kuala lumpur. they have covered seating every where with outdoor kitchens and so much plant life. they have monkey problems here, which i found humorous but nobody else does... i guess if this were home i'd be upset too if monkeys came through my windows and got into my food or threw the coconuts at my car. i'd actually be really upset. this place was incredible. i wanted to take photos but i figured that'd be really odd for everyone.. so i didn't. but it was gorgeous! so so peaceful.

most interesting meal today: late lunch:
dried anchovies with curry powder and heated (i tried to explain... i'll get back to you all more on this thing)
fried eggs with a sauce of onions, peppers, oyster sauce, and sweet soy
curried lady fingers with fish
cabbage and carrots cooked with some oil
white rice
tea and this green water (due to the plants they put in it)