What a day

Ya, yesterday was one hectic day. As I've said, Gina and Flo came by to my house... and their main purpose was... to dye Gina's hair.. DIY style. Why my place? I have no idea why...

I was at Flo's beck and call the whole entire afternoon. "Take this color tray, stand here.... stand the other side... Take tissue paper, dab Gina's face..." *can still hear her voice ringing in my ears.. shudder*

Gina on the hotseat with Flo, doing her hair:


After some 10 minutes of application:


Finally... after a few hours or so.. (actually, think it was just 30 minutes.. but it really felt like an eternity...)


Flo(the commander)


After Gina has washed up, Flo suggested we go for coffee break. So off we trotted to Causeway Point for a harmless cup of coffee. Boy, was it crowded! Forgotten that these few days, there'll be lots of ppl shopping due to Deepavali and Hari Raya.

Naturally, when going out with girls in a shopping centre... it's SHOPPING time! They tried out some clothes, shoes etc while I tried to look busy. Ahh.. but Gina did humor me by trying out some top that I've picked out for her. *grinz*

After 3 hours of shopping (as for me, standing around).. we went to Ya Kun for coffee (bcoz no Starbucks was to be found.. which is just as well, coz a-kun is cheaper!) After 15 minutes of well deserved break, we continued shopping because Charles asked us what we want to eat for dinner. Since no one can decide (coz all still very full from lunch and coffee), we continued shopping till Charles suggested we go Marina South for steamboat and bbq. Since no objection, Gina whipped out her trusted handphone and called Gerry and HC to join, while Charles mobilized YY.

So around 730pm, we made our way to Braddell where Charles fetched us in his car. We met YY along the way, and so the 5 of us cruised to Marina South while HC and Gerry made their way from Bugis.

After a very fulfilling dinner (must had packed more than 3 kgs yesterday night alone!), we went to the nearby arcade for a round of Daytona. After 3 rounds later, Flo and Gina found a drum beating game. Mesmerized by the 3 kids who were playing it (they were very coordinated!), we decided to give it a try. So imagine 3 grown-ups playing that. Totally hilarious! After much fun, Charles suggested we go Geylang for tau-huay and fried you-tiao (dough-stick).

As we approached Geylang, Charles will occasionally point out the 'attractions' to YY, who started to bleed from the corner of his lips... The night finally ended with one cup of cool soya milk and half a you-tiao, and thanks to Charles for sending us home safely. That was my Saturday... and how was yours? Hope it was just as fun!