I was having gastric, and now, I'm hungry. Haha. Turning in after this post. I had a long dayyyy. Mr T picked me up from home and sent me to train stat, headed down to school for econs lecture. I swear Rendelle couldn't stand me making fun of his NUM shirts! Econs lect ended at dear 4pm+. Bummed around in the west after lecture. Looking at all the huge ass houses along Holland Road. Bumming around continues. Dinner with his friend at Carlton Cafe. Zzz. Cheap (or rather FREE) thrill at Pan Pacific. A stroll down Esplanade. Driving along Tanjong Pagar to oogle at GAYS. (obviously they don't club on sunday nights) Winding down at Marina South Pier to end our Sunday.

Last evening, we celebrated Benji's 20th at Fish & Co. Glass House. Love you darling. =) Hope you enjoyed the dinner, flowers and chocolates. Haha. Headed down to Pool Junction for a game or two after dinner. Geylang Rochor soyabean curd and soyamilk. Yummmm...

The past weeks were actually joyrides for me. Thanks. I should have kept a log book of the places we've been, the food we've eaten, the things we've done. Still, I'm waiting for the day you'll agree to let me drive your car in the night without turning the headlights on. (ie, me without a driving license ya.) *grins* Kent Ridge Park with the canopy walk, Mount Faber and the Jewel Box, Changi Village kelong and the bapoks, window shopping at Mustafa and looking at the red light alleys at Little India, going to Lavender Food Centre for wanton mee, Cafe Del Mar for some nice magarita, Rochester Park for the disgusting chocolate martini but yummy and addictve anchovies, Demsey Rd The Wine Company for some Merlot, Amoy St Market for lunch during working hours, Ya Kun and Mac Breakfasts before work in the morning, flying from one end of Singapore to the other end to actually eat wanton mee. (what's so nice about wanton mee?!?!) Hurr, too many to list la... Kinda tired, gotta rest early for some real studying for the upcoming week. (oh well, its like NOW, like today) And he actually said this, "you must understand that we'll soon run out of places to go that's within our budget. Unless we have money, we can go anywhere, Paris, etc, you name it." FAINTS.