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Sunday, April 29, 2007 @ 2:05 AM
Finally!

In less than 24 hrs, I'll be on the plane to London with my boy! The excitement of going on a holiday for so long can hardly be described. It's gonna be a month of all play and no work! Whoopieeee!

Planning the trip has been really difficult cos of all the complexities involved. It's research and more research. And also bombarding those who've already gone before with questions. You gotta experience it to know it. Many things are still unsettled at this point but it'll all work out, I'm sure. Thanks to all who've shared their experiences and good information with me. Really appreciate it. And to those who need information in future: I'll gladly share with you mine.

We're gonna be covering 2 wonders of the world this time (Leaning tower of Pisa and the Eiffel tower)! In case you're wondering, we'll be visiting London, France (Paris), Spain (Barcelona), Italy (Pisa, Florence, Rome, Venice, Milan), Switzerland (Zurich, Lauterbrunnen, Bern, Liechtenstein). Our last stop will be Loughborough (UK) where my dear pal, Ying, stays! Can't wait to chill out with the gal in the countryside. What a way to end the trip.

I suppose I'm most looking forward to going to Barcelona cos everyone I asked who went there before tells me it's a must-go. But it's always been a dream for me to visit Switzerland cos in my impression, it's a really beautiful place where the air is really fresh and there're lots of snow, mountains and streams. It's been a long time since I got in touch with nature and I'm thrilled that I finally am going there.

And in less than 2 days, I'll get to give Ying a big big hug cos she's so sweeeeet! She's comin' all the way to London (one and a half hrs by train) early in the morn just to meet me. Who can ask for a better friend than this babe?

It's a good 3 weeks and I'll post some nice pix up for all to see once I'm back. In the meanwhile, those who are still havin exams, hang in there. Those who are workin, don't stress yourselves out. I promise to think of y'all when I'm travelling. *Grin* Just took several videos of my bunny so I can watch them when I miss him. Sigh.

Anyway, I'll be back in 3 weeks! Enjoy yourselves boys and gals! Take care and keep safe!



Sunday, April 15, 2007 @ 12:44 PM
Rayman Rabbid

A super cute clip on bunnies just for laughs:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHiJK1KJHac

Siang Ping says it reminds him of me. Thanks ah goat.

-_-III


Ahhhhhhhhh! (screams in the Rayman rabbid way)

I love Miffy.

Saw this quote in an article, thought it's pretty true:

"In an infatuation, people tend to idealize the other person and fail to see their shortcomings."



Tuesday, April 10, 2007 @ 11:37 PM
Easter, The Phantom of the Opera

Went to church with him on the morning of Easter. Loads of eggs circulating around all prettily wrapped up, put in little baskets, dyed red... But what do the eggs represent? Resurrection of Jesus? Hmmm even the Christian didn't know when I asked him. Best.

Oh well. We went to Tung Lok at Vivo thereafter for some dim sum. HK style. Haha. Here are some photos that'll make you drool. Pure gastronomy.






Hungry already??

It was The Phantom of the Opera at night!
The Phantom of the Opera was absolutely superrrrrb! Lives up to its name! Tickets all sold out I heard. We really regretted not getting the more expensive tickets! Can barely see much from the top.. But the music was simply awesome. Gotta catch it and experience it for yourself!



Because Phantom is such a famous musical, it attracted a wider age group. It's no wonder not many young people were dressed up for the occasion. But we were! Look at Sinyee! =)


These people do try very hard, don't they? Wahaha...