The (Post) Exam Glow, Heck It Shows
Friday, June 23rd, 2006Indescribable. The feeling when I put down my pen at the final minute of the Lending paper today.
Melissa, Yvonne and I celebrated our soaring spirits at Waterfront in Crown, where I whopped down oysters and swordfish and we finished up a bottle of white wine.
Yvonne says I always make fun of her on my blog. So this time I’m not going to make fun of how red she looks after only half a glass of white wine.
>_<
I tied my hair up today cos it was mussing about and I couldn’t concentrate in the exam hall. So when I got out, Yi Min said "Continue tying your hair like dis la.. nice la.. I like! I like!"
*gulp*
Well newsflash. I don’t look good with my hair tied up. And that pic above is proof. Aunty to the max.
So after dinner I scoot off to Melb Central to meet Jess and CK, who were getting a massage. No, CK was getting the massage while Jess was pissed bored waiting for him. This is the first time I’m meeting them since they flew over on Monday. Some friend, huh? Dunno where else to bring them so I fall back on the tried-and-true plan: Max Brenner. And the strawberry dip dip thing.
It worked! Jess got so excited about eating the dipped strawberries. CK wasn’t impressed by the choc extravanganza menu and ordered… TEA. =_=
However, after he tasted the melted choc dip, he changed his mind about the choc in the joint and ended up buying 120 dollars worth to bring back to the folks back home. We went back to their hotel room for more wine, and cards.
And that’s when my 65 dollar meal came out. Bladi heck. Pay so much to eat so expensive only to have me stomachache three hours later.
No mood take taxi to Yvonne’s place. So I took the Knight Rider home. Speaking of Knight Rider, this middle aged man with beer breath sat next to me and suddenly after 5 minutes leaned towards me and asked me to save him a seat as he was going out of the bus for a smoke since passengers were still boarding.
So I place my bag on the seat next to me. When it was time to leave, I swear Tim Cahill boarded the bus. Ok, an amazing lookalike. And behind ‘Tim’ was the middle aged man I was supposed to save a seat for. Both of them walked towards me, and I lift up my bag for the old dude. Suddenly, ‘Tim’, who was in front of the old dude, thought I was offering him a seat and plopped down next to me.
Heehee. Who’s complaining??
Tomorrow, and tomorrow’s tomorrow and the day after that and that will be P-A-C-K-E-D. We’re going on a major whirlwind shopping thing tomorrow, and CK is already freaking out. What am I going to do, oi?? Sit and wait ar???
Yalar.






