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Monthly Archives: September 2009
Tong Xiang’s wedding
Tong Xiang’s wedding dinner was on a Tuesday so most of us went straight after work. Blackhole, Sayang and I hitched a ride in Pandi’s car to Hyatt Hotel. Spider was the receptionist and the first thing she said when … Continue reading
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Kashmir
LSW, KKH, Twin and I went to Little India for dinner. Our plan was to walk pass the row of restaurants along Race Course Road and pick the one the interests us. We stopped to read the menu of Kashmir … Continue reading
Butterfly shed at HortPark
The previous times when we went to Hort Park, the butterfly shed was always close. Then I found out that the butterfly shed was open on the last Saturday of each month. So Blackhole, KKH and I decided to go … Continue reading
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Peperoni Pizzeria
We went to Peperoni Pizzeria again for Bright Eyes’ farewell. Even though Bright Eyes asked for pot luck, most of us are less than competent cooks so we decided to save the rest the agony and got out to some … Continue reading
Fullerton Hotel’s baileys mooncakes
After hearing so much about it, I finally made went down to Fullerton Hotel this year and bought their famous baileys mooncakes. Needless to say I was looking forward to eating it. It was a full size snowskin mooncake. Because … Continue reading
After the wedding…
After Mr Tuna’s wedding, I met Bell and we went to the Games Convention Asia at Suntec. It was quite a small convention and looks somewhat sad as that is a big empty space at the back, as if they … Continue reading
Mr Tuna’s wedding
I attended a wedding of my colleague, Mr Tuna, at Raffles Hotel. In his wedding invitation, the attire was listed as casual. Curious, some of us asked him when he gave out the cards, what was meant by casual. Mr … Continue reading
