It's been awhile since i last posted. Lazy germs. *smiles* Well well...camp is finally over. *heaves a huge sigh of relief* This holidays have been busy busy busy but most definitely well spent. New friends, new skills, new adventures. Wow. Camp was the major hurdle this hols and boy was i glad that we've past it. Strangely blessed to have had good weather during camp. Mai hiam bo pai lah eh? I remember Jo saying that she and Laoda actually prayed to the rain God and tried to bargain for no rain till the end of camp. Then it can rain 3 days non stop. Haha. Hasn't anyone noticed that it rained almost everyday since then? *lol* Talk about coincidences.
Went to Forte 3 on thurs. In case you guys are sratching yours heads now, Forte 1,2,3 are all concerts put up by NSSSB (Northland sec sch symphonic band) Hee. Yeah. Loyal supporters of Sheri you see. Sadly it wasn't as impressive as Forte 2. Only the Alum band was not bad. Hmmm. Chris, Ailina and i were almost late for the concert and i had to run in my *bleeping* sandels from Charles and Keith. Bleh. Sucky sandels. Bleh bleh bleh. Almost wanted to take them off man. Did that once after prom tho. Walked down orchard road without footwear. Haha. Beat that. I miss Northland. Chris was saying that it would have been damn awesome if the 4 of us had met in a girls school. Yeah. Under different circumstances, i bet the outcome would've been interesting. Haha.
Had supper with the Sphiredrakes (my OG for camp) yst. Really really interesting i must say...we had a food fund and the itinerary was to go ard the island for supper. And guess what? the guys were unusually late. We arrived at ard 6.30 and the guys started strolling in at about 7.10. Hmmm. New trend? Girls waiting for guys? Anyways, papa was the official tour guide for the day. Eh papa...u should really consider leh. Even the seh of a tour guide is there. Haha. The only thing he lacked was a flag. Ooh...our lil island adventure. Let's see...
1st stop: Bras Besah - Mee Chiang Kuey, Fishball noodles and prawn noodles
2nd stop: Bras Besah - Pigs Organ soup (*Bernard, Greg and Mel's grand arrival* Heez...)
3rd stop: Old Airport Road - Hokkien Mee, Fried oyster omeletteChar Kuey Teow, Rojak, Wanton Mee and sambal Kangkong (The bloody famous hokkien mee was closed for ONE day and it had to be the day we went. *growls*)
4th stop: Bedok Blk 85 - Ah balling (gultinous rice balls), Minced meat noodles (*drools drools*), Desserts
Sadly, time didn't permit for us to continue our food spree to Geylang and ECP's Lagoon but there's always part 2. And perhaps all of us will end up honking down the streets (inside joke *nudge nudge* to papa, ZY and HQ) Ooh and we're going to Ubin to cycle soon!!! Hurray. I want a bike. *sniffs* I want a biiiiikkkkkeeeee....sheri...i wanna cycle to yishun!!! And u can cycle to woodlands. Oh yeah. Talking about coincidences, we saw JJ in the last train back to Kranji. Haha. The 4 of us (Janice, Steph, HQ and i) were trying to figure out if it was him and Janice was saying we should keep staring at him until he noticed. Haha. Blur loh someone. Didn't even see us until we reached AMK i think. (And we boarded at city hall!!!) A fellow woodlander!!! 1 st in NUS!!! Haha. Anyways...the more awkward thing was when i met this guy whom i always saw during jc. We were always running across the street to the train station. Damn awkward when i see him in school. It's the kind of "dunno whether to smile or not to smile" senarios. Strange. And he's Janice's friend. This world is too bloody small man.
M currently so damn intrigued by "The Solitaire Mystery". Go read ppl go read. Hehe. More philosophical shit to screw ur brains. Muhahaha. Try saying Red Rum Sir Is Murder. Now try saying it backwards. Haha. How's 'bout Pull Up??? Here's a lil something...
"A Russian cosmonaut and a Russian brain surgeon were discussing Christianity. The brain surgeon was Christian, but the cosmonaut wasn't. "I've been to outer space so many times", bragged the cosmonaut, "but i've never seen any angels." The brain surgeon stared in amazement, but then he said, "And i have operated on many intelligent brains, but i have never seen a single thought."
~Jostein Gaarder "The Solitaire Mystery"~
