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Because I'm still feeling pretty aimless.

And holidays haven't even properly started and I'm already feeling aimless. Hmm =/

Anyway been hanging out and shopping with my family. And of course, with  my family, there is one element that cannot be missed out: FOOD.

First time trying out 'Hong Zhao' fried rice. It's yummy but I was feeling very full so I didn't eat much =(



Rocky Road... brownies? Forgot the name haha. But it's so gorgeous I decided to put two photos of it hahaha. But again, chocolate stuff also don't sit well in my tummy so it wouldn't say it's THAT good. But for chocolate fans maybe it's yummy =)

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On another note, I did something erm... I don't really forward to yet still really wanted to go, to at least experience it once in my lifetime. It's all over now and I didn't regret it but now I know one thing: I'LL NEVER EVER DO IT AGAIN. EVER.

And I learnt something too from that experience:

1. Everyone has different perception of enjoyment.
2. DO NOT drink alcohol =P

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  1. Ting²July 15, 2012 at 8:00 AM

    Oh yea, I'LL NEVER EVER DO IT AGAIN. EVER. TOO!!!

    And yes "Everyone has different perception of enjoyment." Both thumbs up on that statement xD

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