Dare mo. Shiranai.

Song spinning: Set Free - Shinhwa

Wah today quite fun!!

VonLin's "putu sami" aka dear (lol) was at China Square and helped us bought RotiBoy bread! I bought 4 for my family too.. U-MAII!! It's really good.. and to think i juz read it on Sunday's Lifestyle ytday was thinking: I should go try!

Then while at UOB to open an account, PeiYing called with SURPRISING news!! Apparantly JunQi said i've gotten $500 from sch, as an incentive to students who paid their sch fees early. Wow wow~~ Me very lucky ne!! But alas.. the money has to go to my "sch fees fund" -.- Dun worry.. i'll still treat u guys~! ^^

Later Jan dropped by to watch our very own Shinhwa vid. Which left jan with a headache from all the "blair witch filming technique". Haha.. paiseh lah.. was running like kan chiong spider lah! After bumming ard, went to 85 to eat dessert. YuMz~ My fav dessert stall!! Jan had sweet potato ice, while i had bobo chacha ice w/o yam. For a moment when the lady arrived with a plastic bag, we're like *ding dong*!! We're not having takeaway! But nvm lah~

After that we're off to visit our alma mater, AHS!! Hehe.. jan suddenly suggested cos, i dunno, feeling nostalgic?? Anw AHS had changed alot since our 2000 graduation. (Boy, don't we feel old.) Went up by the "wan li chang chen" (AHSians coined it the "Great Wall of China" due to it's neverending flight of stairs). Wow.. for a moment it was a test of memory -- trying to recall wat used to be wat! The teacher's staff room was moved to a new extension that used to be the "old block", which apparantly isn't that "old" anymore. Everything looks quite new from the renovation.(dohz~) They even had this gigantic pool and a glass panel near the main entrance, which i presume will have water running down from it when fully operated. COol sia~~

Juz abit sad that the old block, in which we grew so fond of during our upper sec yrs had to go! Separating the 2 old blocks was a row of palmy coconut trees which would provide much shade from the sun. A narrow winding path stretched from one end of the block to the next, accompanied with fake wooden tables and benches that stood dutifully in rain n shine. The stone pebbled ground brought out the "wilderness" feel -- a totally separate dimension from the rest of the school. And this dimension housed many many wonderful memories -- we've walked along this path whenever we excused ourselves to toilet, a break from monotonous lessons; we've walked that path during mooncake festival, a bunch of insane gals carrying lanterns parading the school. We've walked that path when we go to the stadium for PE, a dosage of street soccer, capt ball n more capt ball! -sighz- It the path that housed so many memories for many ahsians was gone for good le. It has been literally buried under tons of soil.