Had a really busy day at work today but come to think of it, it has always been like that at work. I think i just need to get use to it cos it has been a norm for Jurong to have more than 30pple waiting in queue. Well, like Fiq said, i am still in the denial stage that i am actually working. I have yet to fully grasped the concept of work and that it happens every weekdays and occasianol Saturday. Its all my friends' fault, they are still student, hence i cant help it but yearn to have 1mth holiday break.

I shall not dwell further in the matters relating work cos we had a such a blast yday's everning.

We started of the day by having a nearly 4hr breakfast/lunch/dinner at Seoul Garden. We ate till we could not eat no more. Then, we walked ard to find myself a pair of shoes and also Kcik's bday prezzie. I had to stop myself from buying more than 1 tops at Dorothy Perkins. We then walked ard aimlessly not knowing what to do. Our bowling "tournament" which was 5yrs due were postponed further cos everyone was too full to bowl. We might end up puking at the bowling alley, with all the fried chicken and beef.. or even the "tadpole"... yucks! Heee....

After standing ard and alternating between options on what to do for the next few hours, we decided to walk over to Esplanade for cam-whoring session. When we reached Esplanade, the bum-boat tix seller were tryin to sell us some tix. We did get a good offer back then with tix only costing $50 for 5pax. So we tried our luck and bargained for $30 for 5pax with reason that we were students (yah right!) and guess what, he agreed!

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I could not believe that a 30-mins boat ride could be so much fun! We were the life of the boat. We kept on snapping pics whenever possible, actually it was Zal. Snap here, snap there. We were in a world of our own, oblivious to the other passengers. We kept laffing and taking pics for the whole 30mins.

The night breeze was so nice and it actually felt so serene being on the boat at night. I have to say that the lights along the S'pore River were just gorgeous. The ride was from Esplanade to Clarke Quay and we could see Hooters from our boat. Hee... didnt know the existence of Hooters in S'pore till yday. Seeing the reverse bungee, just made me think of New Zealand. Azza, biler nak gi?

Along the way, we kept planning on which holiday destinations to go to. C'mon guys, show it to me first that we can plan and execute the real Khalawat-ing to Langkawi before we can even plan to conquer Europe!

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