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The 28th Birthday Post.

Presents fall in! *drum rolls*

First, a tie and a pair of cufflinks from my parents!


Next, a Levis Tee from my sister! Its the same design I wanted to buy the day before, only that this is a darker shade of blue than the one I wanted.


And a pair of portable speakers from my dear! I think they look really groovy!


Finally, a pair of really fantastic earphones and Kino vouchers from my buncha great buddies (yes, both items are from my wish list!)!!



My good friend asked me whether I was abit disappointed with the gifts as it was no surprise. I told her, I wasn't a little disappointed at all. In fact, I am really happy to receive them. It is okay even if there isn't any presents cuz it is already so wonderful to have so many people to celebrate my birthday. Next year... no need presents for me le okay? ;op

Taking pictures with those who gave me the nice presents!



So what did we do? We did one of my favourite activity, KTV! For the four hours, I hogged the mic most of the time! In between we cut the cake!


Chocolate Passion Cake!


And giving out the cake! It was like giving out prizes hor? Hee.


You can imagine how late it was after the KTV, the cake wasn't really big. Everyone was famished, especially Stitchy-Sop! She was thinking of eating up 阿豆 for dinner!


Luckily, with the suggestion of my dear, we stumbled upon the Chiang Mai Palace at China Square Central. It was authentic Thai food buffet style! Really delicious. Yum Yum!! No pictures, but I remember the Tom Yum, Fried Tofu with Red Sauce, and this Beancurd Skin with Egg thingy, were all really good. Nice mango pudding for everyone to wrap up the dinner! But that wasn't the end yet!

We took a nice stroll to this bar at SMU, a cozy place which XTT-KC and I found some weeks ago. Along the way, people had nice chat, let the food digest, and dear got plenty of information about choosing of Bridal package. Beers for the guys and magarita for the ladies. Well, I had to try out the magarita too cuz beer was too boring me!

Once again, like always, I would like to shout out my deep felt appreciation to everyone. Life is never the same with you around me! -deep deep bow-

Comments

Rev said…
Pressseeeennnttttttssssssss.....

Haha glad you had such a great birthday uncle :)

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