so the ice-cream date last Saturday with Serena was postponed to the next Saturday, after class. no thanks to her brother and sister who'd just flew in from Vietnam. but she gave me a box of coconut candies instead, made in Vietnam! haha. anyway Saturday's class was interesting, coz Raymond taught us how to use extract and.. thank god for that piece of tool man! we were given an assignment based on that. i've already done it, and i think it's not too bad. just not satisfying enough. =/ speaking of school, i'm a week late paying my school fee. damn. $25/week of late payment. it's a good thing the school called to remind me though. or else i die. *drops head on table*

moving on, after Serena informed of postpone-ing our outing, my sister texted and asked if i was going for the flea market at Pit Building. whoo sui-sui uh her timing. so met up with her after class and with only a pathetic 10 dollar bill in hand, my only objective is to head to the bargain bin, of $2 to $5 stuff. meh. the dresses i had my eyes on cost over $20, and i tell you ha, the term "flea market" now is not like before. ok, maybe i don't mean in general, maybe it's just this Flea.Fly.Flo. apparels are not as inexpensive as before and the bargain bins hardly have anything appealing. however i did get myself a t-shirt dress for a mere $4. not too bad though. but still, overall in my opinion, it's as good as buying stuff online or at department stores/retail outlets. but then again, the prices are like that maybe because of the rental of the location, or that the apparels these people are selling are all first-hand and/or imported. so yeah. oh well. flea markets are still the best. it gets better if you have enough moolahs of course. oh money. you so mafan.

the both of us took off from there to meet our respective friends. i head down to MakanSutra where Dear, along with his former ITE classmates, Joe + Iqah and Man + Nadiah, were waiting. it's weird now to see Man and Nadiah as newlyweds. i still remember them wearing ITE uniforms when all of us were still schooling back then. and finally, i ended my cravings for Banana Fritters with Kaya Fondue! :D omg that's the best la y'all should go try it. don't go "eee!" or "eew!" or i'm gonna slap your face. unless you detest kaya la then that's another story. hahaha. it's $3.80 though. quite costly for that few pieces of banana fritters. but it's worthwhile.

Hairul came over after awhile -- alone this time, haha. later in the night after Man and Nadiah head home, the remaining 5 of us met the rest of Goat at Esplanade, before shifting our lepak place to Clifford Pier -- where they shared gruesome stories, especially that Rahim and Radz. semangat sia. haha. you all ah.


alright, so i did a "How Well You Do You Know Me?" quiz on Facebook and the dearest boyfriend scored 20% away from getting all questions right (no surprise there), and among my girls, only Pe'ah aced it! budak westside jgk pe. surprisingly, all of them thought i'd dreamt of becoming a graphic designer. initially yes, but i've decided to go for editorial designer instead. hehehe. this is so fun. ^^