Frankly speaking, up till my 4.5yr in Singapore, I still have no idea despite the usual Esplanade, Chinatown, Sentosa, Suntec and Orchard *wahaha.
Therefore, when Won was in town for a short visit, I had no idea where to bring him around. He has been to these few places except Sentosa I think. But I am only free in the evening after my training and we wouldn't have enough time to go there.
And so....tha da... our meetings were full of FOOD!!
Yeap... spaghetti, pizza, fish and chicken combo at Spageddies, drinks at TCC, satay, stingray and la la at Lau Pa Sat and not to forget a durian treat at Geylang :)
He has not changed since the last time I met him last Dec. Still the same old guy! with his AIESEC shirts, especially HUFS pink shirt ^o^ hahaha...peace Won!
Thanks much for the pink shirt *I am unofficially a HUFS @er too, I had a shirt and a jacket from you. Cya again okie! Wait for me in Korea....
3 D24 durians for the four of us.... yummy yummy and insufficient!
And the gank! guess where it is?... alamak...haven't been to SMU for a longgg time *haha
at Food Republic, Wisma Atria. Notice his pink @HUFS shirt now?
Aiyaya... my Panda eyes are getting more visible these days. Bozhe bozhe preventive measures need to be taken before it gets worse.
Let me tell you about my freaking fun Saturday!
It was supposed to be a day where I can sleep and wake up late in the morning, lie down on my bed while dreaming about the beautiful things in life or simply watch movies from my notebook. But NO!! That Saturday we were asked to return to the training centre to attend our announcement class. If you're wondering what that is... try to recall those announcements on board in languages other than English.
Got it?? Yeah... foreigners are trained to deliver those announcement :)
So, the next time you take the-world-well-known-airlines-for-its-service to Jakarta, Denpasar or Surabaya, try to guess if it's my voice you're listening to!! wahahaha
Anyway, the class was kinda cool for a Saturday morning. With only gorgeous Indonesian girls *I'm complimenting the others lorr....* in the language lab, it was a rare occasion where we can chat happily in our own national language. I used to think it's pretty easy to do an announcement, but I was proven wrong. We have to know the sequence, we have to be alert in our translation, we have to be careful on our intonation, speed, articulation, etc to ensure we deliver the message in the most effective way (to sound confident, firm yet not too authoritative). Love it to the max....coz it reminded me of my hi-skul time... speeches, presenters, etc. Man...can I be a news anchor one day?
So the grading passed succesfully *yeay yeay...I am recommended to do announcement! yippiee...
At around 2.30pm, we're set to go. I checked my mobile coz we're going to have a BBQ in the evening. 3 missed-calls and 1 SMS. Owkay...I clicked on the left button. Oh my... I was stunned, did I look at the right thing, did I read it wrongly, did I press any buttons? There appeared my best Ukrainian friend's name. I rub my eyes...it's still there. I was in a state of confusion when I asked my friends to check again. Oh my...
It's true...he did call. I SMSed to ask...and my ringtone was never as melodious as this one. Geez... thanks for the call *cloud nine cloud nine. It really made my day :) I talked to my big bro in Dnepropetrovsk too, Richard from Colombia. It's around 5C now... I could hear the trembles in their voice.
I MISS YOU guys so much!!!
I'm keeping my fingers crossed ok...hopefully I could visit you again next year ^^
Miss you guys more than words can say!
Hugz & kisses, Dee-lighted Dee
ps: Will update about the bbq later....tired now haha
Such a tiring day after running around at the airport from 0900 till 1800. OMIGOD... felt like chopping the legs so I dont have to bear with the pain *aihh...* and wish there's a cool cute looking massager to help me ease the pain *tsah...
Anyway, good news: - Parents are coming to town tomorrow *but...exam is coming on Monday - Won Jang is coming next Monday *heyllooo dude....cya very very soon - Counting down to my training flight *yeay yeay...scary sia - From Tuesday onwards, we can wear more casually and put on only light make-up *HOORAY - I'm gonna receive $150 Borders e-card from NTU SCI *haha... since 2006 man! - My USB ports are now working. Thanks much Sharon! - Missing my friends in Ukraine *hiks... but it's a good sign, isn't it?
Bad news: - I am broke... *as always - In need of exercise and shedding some weight - Tired.... physically, mentally and spiritually - Aint a fighter *if u know what I mean - In need of upgrading my brain's HDD and RAM, incl 'turn off' time - Constipation *grrr....
Yeay..yeay...4 papers were finally over and done. Well, some batchmates had to retake some of the papers, but thank God... I passed :)
However, it seemed that our celebration only lasted during the weekend. Why, you asked? Coz next Monday we will have another exam for another course.
Whattt? In a week you have 5 papers? Yeah babe...
What else? Hm....let's see. We finished the 15-cm long notes in 4 weeks time before we had our exams. Then, after Paper 4, we collected 2 more new sets of materials in two separate folders. So what? And today... again, we received another 7-cm notes *ha...ha....ha.... headache snutt snutt snutt...
Now we pronunce that it ain't easy job for sure.
How did we celebrate then? The class decided to go to the clubs as we get free entrance *wahaha....* and discounts too.
However, I joined them later on around midnight. I went to AIESEC Mentorship Night at Harry's Bar. I can't describe how much FUN I had. I laughed alot, talked alot, teased alot *Sharon, I wasn't high. I was overjoyed!
It was a really great feeling to meet my @ friends and newbies, although I wasn't even familiar with alot of them. I miss AIESEC dearly.... I miss having such a great time with ol' friends and even if I don't know them, we seem to know each other before. Miss you guys so much.
At almost 12pm, I reached Zouk - Velvet with some @ers. When I arrived, Mawar has already drunk *pretty cute heh. The music sucks to the max... retro?? big no no. Hip hop? yeah..cool, but I could hardly breathe -___-''
Around 2pm we decided to migrate to Clarke Quay. Ow...we met plenty colleagues at Zouk though. At Clarke Quay, some of us merely wanted to hang out, have some drinks and chat. But but but.... due to certain circumstances, we had to enter Ministry of Sound (MoS).
Dang...I expect something HUGE and AWESOME, y'know. Trance music seriously hurt my brain. I fell down to the floor, being kicked around to the corner while I screamed in pain... *hahah jk jk. Nah...seriously it's NOT my cup of tea as well. Yet, the show must go on. There we were, a bunch of creative people, choreographing silly dances and laughing our lungs out.
Not bad....I burn some calories *muahahaha.
Ow.... I'm gonna have my training flight to Sydney and Tokyo. Nice.... too bad it's only a 1-nite stay *sigh...
Right to the point, I have a favour to ask here. If you opened my humble notepad here *read: this blog*, am sure you'd be welcomed by a nice song from the slideshow. So, being known as a super laggard, can you please help me to download the song?
It is 'Ache' by James Carrington. A sad song with deep meaning and catchy tunes *for me at least*.
I really appreciate your help and I hope that any one of you would beep me for that. I am hoping to find the song greets me when I open my mailbox next time.
Thanks much and you've been of a great help, pal.
Cheers, Dee
ps: Will update my happening weekend next time k :)