We always ended up eating steamboat after the end of every tests/exam. Can tell me why or not? It's bewildering ah. Haha. Not complaining though.

Anyway, we pigged out at tian tian and ate our hearts out for about 2 hours. With still bloated stomachs we walked to citylink for desserts from Marvelous Cream. Pang, Ben, Choong and I shared the Chocolate Sienne while the girls got themselves the strawberry and mango one.
I think we were damn high tonight.

High until shufen finished this all by herself:

Photos are limited because all of us were busy with the food.

The neighbour upstairs is one ultimate public nuisance. I wish one day he will realise that and repent.

I was talking to huili about changing course when I go to uni. My parents and relatives are against me going into psychology. But what if that is what I want? I really don't know. I kind of have had enough of banking and business. D's going to do veterinarian, a part of me wants to join her. Sx wants to do marine biology, I developed an interest in that field ever since the snorkelling trip, and I have been surfing the net for documentaries on marine creatures. And what about my restaurant?

I think, it's really time to sit down and tell my parents what I really want, even though they may not support the idea. Ok, I want a job that makes money, but I also want a job that I will enjoy.

I remembered someone telling me that you can never enjoy your job, which I don't agree. Yes, you can enjoy a job IF you have passion for the job, right? I don't want some job that gives me pressure and all sort of nonsense even though it's a 5 figure sum into my bank account every month.

The world is a bitter place to live in, our society especially, where results matter, where only the strong ones will survive. It's this performance-oriented society that shapes us into this over-serious people. Soon everybody will suffer from the overly serious syndrome.

This should not go on.