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Last burst of fire

Even even more meetups! I think I can plonk on my bed and have a good sleep back in London (I hope I can too and experience minimal jetlag).

This week practically whizzed past coz of 2 days of CNY holidays and then from Wed onwards, everything seems like a blur now that I am trying to recall. Hmm...

... met Wei Han for dinner at the Jalan Kayu prata place.. been so long since I've been here, can't tell if the prata here's nicer than the one at Thomson?

... met May dearie for lunch.. it was a good time catching up a bit and had one of my fav fishball noodles. Authentic ex Pickering Street fishball noodles. Nice.


... met my AIA gang at Pepper Lunch (I love Pepper Lunch- I think they shld bring it to London!)




... met up with Stanley at Helipad



... visited my piano teacher at her new music school and had a fun time hanging out with her 3 kids.. can u believe it that her two older girls in primary school now are on Facebook as well! wow kids nowadays are so tech savvy.. so now officially they are my youngest friends on FB.






... did my long awaited pedicure! oohlala

... had a super authentic jap dinner in some ulu place near Novena with Zed. yes another Jap meal!

... met up with Dennis and Babu at Clarke Quay.. my 3rd time there this week somehow



... dim sum with the exchange girls



and now? A very super tired Bel...

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