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1. I played too much over the weekend and is paying for it till today!
Let's see..

* Late night supper. Driven out by a few days old driver, but loaded with love...:)
*A scary sneak through shopping centre multi storey-carpark into a private pool. (ok, i was the only one feeling scare)
*Hanging out at our favourite, well probably the last few swings still available in Singapore
*Endless silly chats and songs of every languages we know.
* A trip to town where i fought to be allowed to eat Fried mars bar and donuts and won. ( i always do:) heehee!)


Fried Mars Bar: Everyone's Favourite:)




*White Chocolate Japanese Donut spottedwhile supermarkting. Nothing fantastic*




*Marina steam boat, lots and lots of prawns and the red line home. The highlight is the video took last Oct, it still make me laugh! wakaka!

2. I am entering my 5th month, next month is my half a year here. The desire to leave only grew stronger. i think i am quite ready to move on. But till the mission trip and bonus and maybe even my Guang Zhou (pending) trip next march, i just have to hold on.

3. An idle mind is the devil's workshop. the devil here in PSC is call-Lethargicness.

4. I don't miss school but i miss writing soci essay. How strange! Though the process is horrifying, the satisfaction of seeing 5000 words being string together is great:)



NUS campus on a Sunday Morning

Lecture Cum Breakfast:)
5. What i really miss are weekday afternoon high-tea, weekday shopping, weekday afternoon nap. Most of all weekday morning sleep in and the skipping of classes and the so much time i have at hand to meet love ones, disciples, to bake and cook, to
pack and wash, to read and slack.

6. Of course, work is not all evil. Now i have a horribly disciplined sleeping hours and meal time. I learnt some new things. I see the politics that people always tell you. I gain some life experiences which in time to come, will be valuable to be shared with someone elses. Of course, i met some really nice people too:)

7. its been 3months since i graduated but i have yet to have my grad protrait taken. and i have forfeitted my deposit for my academic gown. Which thank God, i don't remember how much is it!
8. Yes, yes! I am going for Thailand Mission Trip this year. Even though i cannot be involve in the planning, the trainings and the whole works, i am glad just to be there to contribute to the team and most importantly impact some lives:)

9. I am so looking forward to 2 good dinner this week :)

10. I wanna go picnic!

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