Khai's 20th.

Wednesday was Khai's birthday so we went to Fish & Co at PP for break fast. I had the NY Fish & Chips, of course, only because I'd been fantasizing about it for the past 846294 weeks. And Khai tried the Mussels Penne.

I asked them about birthday promotions and Khai got a scoop of vanilla ice-cream, plus a mortifyingly embarrassing birthday rap. Ohwell, it would have been more embarrassing if the rest of the restaurant hadn't joined in.

I adore the decor. No leceh tablecloths, and red cushiony sofas with little square and bolster-like cushions.

We watched Mirrors that night. I spooked myself out for most of the movie, then at the end I was wondering why I wasn't surprised at the purported surprise ending. As I read the credits rolling down the screen, I realised that it was adapted from the Korean flick Into The Mirror, which I watched with my mom years ago. Patutlah macam kenal gitu!

Then yesterday we got the car, so we went to Evertop, haha! Finally I got to tambah the nasi. Yay. Hajat tercapai. After that we had absolutely no idea where to go. So we just sorta buang minyak for the rest of the night before going to Budget Terminal to receive my Perth relatives. Let me tell you something, Budget Terminal is so dead and boring and budget, I wanted to die.

Okay. Tired. Nites.

Chicken rice

I had a date with Naz yesterday. We went to buka Hainanese chicken rice at Clementi. WTH, the HDB carpark is gantry-controlled! Mampos. The chicken rice is terrific. I avoided the sambal, because I avoid all sambals that don't come from my home. Until Naz told me to just try it. By that time I had only a few grains of rice left. OMG the sambal was sedap gilssss! I was so annoyed at myself for not trying it earlier. I wasted all the earlier rice by not eating it with the sambal, and now it's too late. And I'm still bitter over it. Haha.

After that I actually rode to Bishan, without getting lost! I am such a genius I swear. I haven't been to Bishan in only five years, you know. I'm made to become a taxi driver or something. Okay no, my driving sucks. Well a bike-taxi then, like they have in Bangkok.

You know what? The more I eat during sahur, the hungrier I feel when I wake up in the afternoon. BODOH.

And tomorrow I have a hot date with the BRE girls, I can't wait!

Geylang bazaar

Hanom and I did the Geylang bazaar today. We buka-ed at Beach Road like we did last year, and Hanom got frustrated at the drinks stall again. Next time, we'll order from another stall okay? Anyways.. Dinner was alright, but I'll order something more exciting next time..

The bazaar seems to sell an even greater variety of things this year! Pocketbikes, tie-wraps, coloured contacts and kiddy-themed playing cards, of which we bought two each. I got the Disney princesses and Pixar's Cars. I wish I could get a pocketbike to match Baby, but it's macam redundant, especially since I don't have any form of technical expertise whatsoever.

We had the famous putu piring from Banquet, haha. There's such an array of food there, it's hard to pick just one! Or two. Or three. I also bought six cupcakes and a fat cheesy hotdog. I also got my Hari Raya cards, yey!

I wanna go back soon cos I wanna try out the rest of the array of food that I missed. Kebab, Ramly, satay burger, and you char kueh! But actually there's three Ramly burgers sitting on the kitchen counter, I'll prolly have one later, haha!

Ramadhan is the best month of all, bar none!

There is such a thing as being too honest.

Yesterday was supposed to be my movie date with Naz, Chris and Evonne. But we ended up KTV-ing at Ming Arcade. Haha. It was fun, cos Evonne would sing cute-ly while Christina would whisper, and yeah it was hilarious.

Before that we were with Naz and her family outside store and she was telling Yana [her sister-in-law] that Chris and I are in love with Abang [the older twin]. NOT TRUE! Well, not true anymore, anyway. I don't find him cute anymore. Not after the night outside A&E when both twins were blasting songs from their handphones.

Anyway after that, Naz left us for Addynna as usual. So the three of us remaining dropped by OPH and we ended up spending the rest of the night there, watching the Kupu-Kupu Malam walk by, and telling our stories. It was most illuminating for most of us, I'm sure.