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Night Out for Joselyn's Farewell

Ooh delayed post for last Saturday 15 Nov.

Afternoon there was a Sisterhood with Christine Caine at the Emmanuel Centre. Joined some girls for lunch at Nandos before making out way down to the centre. I think it was the first time I heard Chris Caine and I thought it was a good session. It was so nice of the girls to distribute home made heart shaped cookies to everyone during the break :)
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After service, I met Joselyn, Cynthia, Alicia and Jianliang for dinner at Chocolate Factory before going to this recommended club called Hoxton Pony at Old Street where another of Jos' friend joined. We all didn't really like this place so after finishing two bottles of white wine, they decided we shld join Eric, Gin n their friends at Embassy as they were celebrating Gin's birthday there as well.

dinner @ Choc Factory


Whoa what a crowd at Embassy. This is an expensive club coz cover was GBP20 with no drinks somemore! But then yea have to admit it was much better than Hoxton Pony (Alicia said she's gonna scold her colleague for his "recommendation".) So in the end there was a huge group of us... were there till the club closed and by the time we got out, it was almost 4am. Everyone was trying to get taxis home and omg when we reached home it was 5am. Obviously everyone was so super zombiefied the next day.

NJC people unite! yea, I felt so left out :( they made me the photographer

on the way to Embassy; Alicia looks very very happy

expensive Mojitos


Oh well, all for Joselyn.. we are all gonna miss having her around!

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