Summer sixteen

Yesterday, on the 16th of October 2008, I gloriously turned sixteen at the stroke of midnight. To be honest though, I'm not too fond of that number. I'd rather prefer to be fifteen forever.

(The number seventeen did sound nice but i don't know...)

Anyway, to start off my happy day, I began reading one of my favourite Japanese comics online while munching on a lovely curry egg sandwich. Sadly, i had to pause halfway seeing as how I was short on time to prepare to meet my friends for lunch.

I had asked a few more others to come but some had school while others were sick. It seems that the flu bug is flying around. Take care of yourselves people!

I met Lynette, Qarissa and Cassandra whom we love to adorably refer to as 'duckie'. After a few seconds of reunion, we headed off to Fishermen's Wharf where we rambled on about recent happenings and such over some delicious fish and chips.

After diminishing our lunch, we headed to liang court for some Japanese food shopping and kinokuniya to look at some books and Japanese magazines and items. On the way there actually, we stopped for Lynette to get her brain freeze (not quite the drink but the feeling) and her green tea ice cream.

Can you see the face?

As the eye can see, I'm wearing the checkered dress and vintage denim jacket!

We had spotted the actor of L, Matsuyama Ken'ichi, in this really odd film previewing at Kinokuniya called Detroit Metal City. When he danced, it looked really funny, well to me at least. The others said it was rather disturbing.

Going out with friends after so long was really wonderful and it was a memory to last.

Okay okay, off with nostalgia and now to dinner.

I had dinner with family at Swensens in Terminal 2 of the Singapore Airport. I ordered my favourite dish which was the crayfish pasta but before i could take any pictures i devoured it. Sigh... Well! There are some wonderful pictures upcoming which i think i'll be printing out soon.

My plushie dog keychain and birthday firehouse!

Nepolitan Ice-cream Cake!

The luxurious red dress!

It was a really nice dinner and my parents, once again, stumped me when they handed my present over. It was a A4 size white envelope and I was wondering what could possibly be in that envelope and when i opened it, this was all that was in my mind : "...".

They had given me a laptop of my choice. I could have anything laptop I wanted should in be under the condition that it was no greater than a certain amount. My godma and her sister (which is my aunt) looked at it and said my dad should have added a few more zeros.

I had a good laugh and a really (times infinity) good time!