A meet up after a long time =3

Sunday! time to go church! fortunately, I managed to attend church despite I overslept XD Today was one of my happy days for my dear best friend since kindergarten, Ced was back at Malacca. It had been quite an age since I last saw him. Today, my half day was spend with him at mp, did guys stuff (p/s not gay!)We went shopping randomly for clothes, shoes and etc.Certainly, we did talk - "yam cha" at sushi king just to catch things up between each other.Then, we proceeded to my favourite spot!! ARCADE- Daytona. Well, we had a couple of battles and still,he had to call me Sifu ^^ (don't be angry ced when you read this *lawlz)Anyway, deep down in my heart, I'm really glad to have a friend like him.So that's why readers, FRIENDS ARE VERY IMPORTANT!

Not enough sleep

OMG! Two consecutive days with insufficient sleep was torturing yet full of excitement. These two days, Chi kit ( pervert king ), Jason, John, and I were dotaing every night till 6 am for 6-7 hours straight. *haa… filled with satisfactory. We also had “dim sum” and “bak kut teh” for breakfast as well as hawker food for lunch. While the lights out, we played “gay” among the guys; it was super duper hilarious! The staying overnights and hanging out thinging really drew us closer together ^^

Another Day

Yesterday was another gathering with my main "family". I reached Ixora around 3.00 pm; called John whether he was at home. Poor John. He had not even taken his breakfast and lunch yet as a consequent of he couldn't get out of Ixora because Jason accidentally took his Id card the day before. So, out of sympathy,I "da pao" western cuisine for him. Later, we played dota till 8pm .. Ah.. *smiles.. An awesome satisfaction ^^ John was owning as he got consecutive holy shyt!!!

Around 8pm we departed to MP to meet up with Chi kit and Pui Ru at sushi king for dinner. Well, I had to say that the food over there rather pricey but anyway, its just once in a blue moon. Then, once again my favourite spot!!!! DAYTONA!!! *hehe once again, we lost all our sportsmanship and drove aggressively. We continued bowling till 12am; we had so much fun. I had to say Pui ru's score was the most stable among all of us. Plus, John was given the name "Bowling DK" for every of his throw "drift" at the ditch of the bowling lane. Keegan's score rocketed despite he was frequently saying, "wo pu huey wan de"(I don't know how to play). In addition, I had to give my praise to Jason as he was brave enough to throw the number "14" ball. After all that fun, we headed home to end the day.

Great memories that should not be forgotten

Man, it felt good two days ago that finals finally came to an end. Filled with great joy, my "family" and I decided to go out and "hang kai" around Malacca town area. Time seemed had been hastened that morning. Jason and I were rushing to grab the crucial opportunity of renting a car instead of paying rather pricey taxi fees. Fortunately, there was a "kancil" available to rent, though it was an aged manual car - you can even changed gear without pressing clutch =="

Still, I didn't have the courage to drive manual as I had not driven manual car for a long time - scared my engine would die off. >< So, Jason drove the manual "kancil" while I took his auto "kancil". ARGHH!!! the thing I hate most. We waited at least 15 min for the "princesses" who are staying at EP. As you all know well, girls forever will be girls. Anyway, we reached at dataran around late afternoon ; soon after that, Eng Siong and I went to dreambox to book a room for karaoke. "Wow!" that was my first impression when I first entered into dreambox as the lighting's' colour mixtures were soothing and suited every corner of the place harmonisingly.

Then, we went to Wong Kwok restaurant for lunch. After ordering food – there was not much options on the menu, OMG!!! The 2^nd biggest mistake I made in my life!!!! There was this weird drink that Seh Teing recommended me to try. It was called “Gentleman”. Come on, why on earth would someone named a drink , “gentleman” ? *laughs. The drink’s colour was awful; filled with different combinations of “gay” colours – bright and dark pink, yellow and etc – that were what my friends named it.

The taste? I think I would leave that to your thinking and all I can say is that drink is more favoured by children. Around 4 plus, before we went to dreambox, we set off to the arcade at the ground flour of DP - one of my favourite spots of a shopping complex. It was hilarious when 6 of us guys – Kee Siang, John , Jason , Cheng Hau, Eng Siong, and me were competing aggressively in Daytona. Heh, what do you say? Almost all of us can drift ><

Soon, we combined back with the girls and headed towards dreambox. Certainly, I sang my favourite songs – All Rise, More Than Words, etc sang by Blue and Westlife. Regrettably, I can’t sing Chinese or Cantonese songs since Chinese characters are unfamiliar to me but still, I would like to learn ^^ In my gang, Eng Siong is counted as a good singer with his typical Chinese assent while for the girls, overall of them can sing. On the other hand, some gave the typical excuses for not singing, microphone phobia and overwhelming shyness. Next, we went to GSC and caught a movie entitled “Daai sau cha ji neui- lady cop and papa crook” around 7pm. In general, that movie was worth watching with Sammie Cheng as the lead actress and Eason Chan as the lead actor.

After the movie, the girls headed home while we (guys) continued our “yam cha” at Mac Donald, “choi soi” and “kong si fei” over there. Around 11, Jason and I drove the guys back to UG and Ixora. I almost laughed my head off when Jason told me that while Kee Siang took over Jason’s place for a short period of time, his engine died off several times at the red light. *laughs. After sending them back, it was my turn. It really did bring back good memories of driving manually when I got the wheel. The sensation of changing gears and playing with the clutch was unexplainable. Jason stayed over at my house for a night as his parents were not at home. Dang! Both of us played Pc games till 6.00 am before sleeping

Interacting with FRIENDS with the same thoughts

ARGGHHH!!!! Bored!!!! As usual, this morning's plan was nothing more than ordinary. Study, study, study! Sigh, what a boring day. The world turned upside down when my friends-Alice, Jason, John and I went out for dinner. (too exaggurating*cheeky laugh)

"Tui, tui! e yang de siang fat!" (translation- right right!, d same thought!). If I'm not mistaken, we applied that phrase more than 10-20 times in our conversation at the dinning table. We were discussing general topics(food, travelling) which you readers might think are dull and mind-numbing subjects. It was kinda hilarious when some of us tend to feel left out of the topic, like the man-glish saying(mandarin + english), "Wo get pu tau" *laughs. John's comical expression besides his impatient behaviour which was urging us to change the topic that he was not keen of was very humourous. Plus, I was laughing my head off when "high-5-ing" with Alice everytime we had the same thought of a certain topic. On the other hand, Jason, the "kuai chai" was more like 5 year old kiddo wondering what were we talking about as he occasionally seemed left out.

Usually during interaction with friends, the most vital matter is that each and every one of us are able to connect together.