I'm a year older

Howdy people!

For your information, it was "dong ji" (Winter solstice) yesterday! The day where we Chinese grow 1 year older (that's what daddy told me lah...) and where we are supposed to eat tang yuan (glutinous rice balls / ah balling) the same as of our age.

I had 7, so I'm 7 years old only.

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My company had a (very) early X'mas celebration last Friday because most of us are unavailable on the week of Christmas. I ish pongten school for the celebration and got to know that class was rather tough.

Expected lah. *fingers crossed I'm able to catch up*

Happy people unwrapping gifts.

Off we went to Globe Trotters at United Square for our dinner. I simply cannot differentiate between UE², Novena² and of course, United². =___="'

Critiques for Globe Trotters:

Food: 6 / 10. Lasagna was good though.

Ambience: Abit too kiddish for grown-ups I think.

Service: 4 /10. For the following reasons:

1) There weren't many plates for us to change therefore we had to re-use our plates

2) We weren't given trash bags to throw our leftovers (it's a buffet, mind you. Who the hell will want to carry his plate around exposing his half eaten spaghetti and chicken bones you tell me?)

3) The plate weighs 1,200kg. (again, it was a buffet. We were supposed to walk around with the plates while choosing our food. The plate weighs so heavy I had stop after taking somewhat 2 dishes)

4) I felt like a polar bear. (air-con must have been minus 210 degrees everyone was feeling icy cold)

Overall: Don't even ask.

Kids galore!~

Poor babies, must have been so darn frightening for them to have their meals with over 7,256 pairs of eyes miming at them. Everyone was acting retarded trying to baby talk to them. They are tooooooo cuuuute to resist we are not to be blamed ok!!!

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Was at JB with the 2 charbors on Saturday for typical girls' outing.

♥ KTV, shopping, eating ♥

Thos of you who frequent there would have known the shifting of custom - to a even further area. The old checkpoint was abandoned and they built a new one which looked seemingly like those of an airport.

And we were made to walk plenty of unnecessary routes. Well done.

Albeit neater, chio-er and air-coned lah, but still... it doesn't accentuates to the efficiency of the Malaysia custom. Queue were still equally long, waiting time wasn't reduced either. So.. *ahem*