Amour Chaleur

I gave myself another slack day which added on to my 3526436 number of “days without studying” by hanging out with Chewy at Vivo City today. We took so many snapshots of ourselves. It’d been a long time since we last took so many photographs together.

We love taking photos!

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(Right to left) Iris and I

Mr Chewy and I

I had a rather enjoyable Valentine’s this year although we only went out for dinner at Bobby’s. It was my first time having dinner there. Chewy and I met up with Iris and Ming Ngam at CHIJMES¹. It’s been a really long time since the four of us went out together. Each of us are busy with our own life mainly school, work and for the guys, National Service. We took around 3.5 hours to finish our dinner. Most of the time was spend waiting and talking. I think there’s too much customers such that the waiters kept forgetting about our orders. We waited nearly an hour for the dessert and reminded them for around 3 to 4 times before our desserts were served. I was afraid that the taste and quality of the food might be compromised since that’s always the case when it’s a special day due to the large number of customers. The food was surprisingly good despite the long waiting time. It’s a plus point that the location and ambience was good, it was in CHIJMES so I didn’t expect anything less.

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1. CHIJMES is a historic building complex in Singapore, which began life as a Catholic convent known as the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus (CHIJ) and convent quarters known as Caldwell House. The complex is located at Victoria Street in the Downtown Core, within Singapore’s central business district. [«]

Okay, why am I so furious with him today? I’m referring to my partner, Mr Chew. I was actually planning to stay at his house for a little longer to chit chat (specifically with his mum) and get to know his family better (although I’m already on good terms with them). But because of this idiotic guy, I am forced to leave. Why? Because that coconut head wanted to play mah-jong¹ with some of his friends and he asked me to leave so that he can go over to their house. I admit I do not like that particular group of his friends because I think they are a form of bad influence to him. Let’s leave that for another day. Anyway, who on earth would ask a guest to leave just because he wanted to play mah-jong? Yes, Dayna is extremely pissed now. I simply can’t believe he asked me to leave. I’m going to kill… …

1. Mahjong (also called mah-jongg by the American association) is a game for four players that originated in China. Mahjong involves skill, strategy, and calculation, as well as a certain degree of chance. [«]