Still a Great Nite
I was contemplating between watching the Jap show and Bean in the afternoon. I even suggested to Si we watch both continuously, since I'm so indecisive. But the timings couldn't compromise. Surprisingly, I chose Bean. I'm really contradicting myself. Wats wrong wif me? I was just commenting a few days ago in school it's a thrash movie and yet, I succumded to the ever-funny Bean in the end. Well it wasn't too bad, vv funny. His expression is so laughable. Can't stop laufing. We must watch the jap show! Must! I tink it's a good film. It is really a nice stress reliever!
Vivo is really nice to shop. So many nice labels and shirts that r buyable. And a new NUM is opened there. Can't really imagine myself as one of them if I were to ever work there. Anyway we had dinner at Food republic. I like the atmosphere, not as crowded as the Wisma one, and it's surprisingly quiet, which is not wat to expect in a food court. We settled on Kway Chap, which is the v famous name I had eaten since I was v young. And it tasted especially great, even nicer than the serangoon gardens branch. Nice dinner, with me under the Spotlight. I felt like I'm the centre of attention. U dun nid to spend alot to enjoy a nice meal. Just nid the right company and nice food. Continued to window-shop in vivo. Den walked Si to her bustop as I'm supposed to meet Jason and Nuan to go Timbre to chill out.
Met Jason near PS ard 945. Then he drove to Timbre, which wasn't faraway. And I didn't spot him initially as he drove his dad's new Jaguaar! Oh my, so posh! My 1st time in a Jaguaar, even my mum hasn't sat in one before. Anyway it was so crowded there, the queue was long. Nuan couldn't make it last min. We must meet to go again the next time girl! And we decided to give it a miss since it's so crowded, so I suggested St James instead, and Jason drove to St James. After such a big round, I'm back near Vivo again.
It was so crowded at St James. Guessed friday nite crowd is always lydat. We had no clue which club to choose, so just toured around the building. Every club has a long queue. Dragonfly was v popular, longest queue we saw, and the youngest crowd we spotted queuing. Let's try Dragonfly the next time round. In the end we settled in this club called TigerLive. It really sucks! The crowd is matured, not that we didn't notice at the entrance but as it has the shortest queue, we decided to go in. Cover is only $20. Then it's really quite cramp, and the dance floor is damn pathetic. I dun tink it can even hold 100 people. And it's too bright, I prefer darker clubs. Plus the music, simply not hip enuff. Needless to say, saw some uncles and aunties. What the hell? Where r all the young people?! So we didn't stay v long. I suggested to go Vivo get a drink and just find somewhere to chat. Yup so went to get Belgian Chocolate at Coffeebean before going to the roof terrace to chill. Damn quiet on top, it's nice to just sit and chat sometimes.
Left Vivo around 1245 am and we had a hard time getting to the carpark as most doors were locked. And we couldn't find his car! Kinda anticipated it cos we didn't really take note of the lot number when we left so began a frantic search in the carpark. We combed every corner to find, den I tink that it's not parked on B1, but B2 instead. So went B2 and started searchign again. Thankfully, we found it like after 20 minutes or so. Good exercise after the sinful Belgian Chocolate I had. Thanx for the comfortable ride home! I'm sure things will be alright soon for u guys, stay optimistic! U all have been thru so much so press on! God bless~
And to Waisoon, whom I dun tink know the existence of my blog, where r u? U have been avoiding all of us. Dun keep yr problems to yrself. I'm a v good listener, can always share yr problems with me. Hope to see u soon!
Looking forward to the sumptuous buffet dinner at Orchard Hotel tonite, in celebration of my cousin's b'day. Yummy~
Life's been great, trying to enjoy it to the fullest now!
