life has its divisions, and so we were told la.

blog-hopping is fun, its like a secondary reason to base the existence of the blogs on in the first place. but anyway,i've been to quite a few of them and what i found was a common topic that reflects: " oh no, i'm-a-going-ta miss my friends cuz they is the go different polys." (bad language use intended, don't sue/flame)

ya know, if you really love your friends, you should keep meeting up(like what i did), don't be a pussy and go say all those things as quoted. if not, you really should re-consider your friendships man, it just ain't deep enough.

so, i've just made my worth at the swissotel today, again, doing lackey work for Urban Studios, more as a favour for Brian, though it was really a good insight to events management. i guess the driving force comes from the word : "Schedules" or "Deadline". everytime you feel like slacking? >>>> "Fired". Events management sounds fun heard first, but not when seen and felt. Today's support group consisted of me, Yunru, Zac, Meng, Kong (yi song).

I was supposed to be handling the photobooth, only 15 mins before the start of the event, people told me that the booth was going be managed by a professional photographer and his assistants. bahh, so the duties sort of reshuffled and i ended up manning the dice game. what fun, seeing them roll below first, 18, then 16 and finally 14 (the minimum score was cut to make lives easier). i gather that this being a Chinese company, office politics will only be as sure as the existence of your toes. i think all the smiles i saw could be fake, but then again, i'm not always right.

i can say that we ended up enjoying ourselves thoroughly and kinda blended in with the crowd, though we were making fun of those Cheenas in abject disgust (or racism, but does making fun of your own race count?) , or safely put, "disacceptance of cultural differences". haha.

eh fuck, i've just realized i didn't make any snapshots of the event, if not it would've been funnier. the costumes were high-lair-rios and one of the props was showing a silhouette pointing the middle finger while trying to boogie. (note: event's theme was retro, can't figure out why it included the 60's though, i call that era "Elvis")

we all went to eat afterwards and i finally got to savour food from that famous Hong Kong roastery in the Marina Sq. foodcourt. yum. FYI, it always has a queue, be patient. games at the arcade found us seperated with the girls (princess and her friend). not only that, she was literally off the grid, no phone, no call, no contact, no find. baddddd. so we went home without her. well, i tried, though i couldn't recall where she was trying to go when we were at the arcade. i figured we couldn't miss a person wearing a bright yellow shirt with a black bag, but i was wrong, about 10 or so men were seen wearing bright yellow in the duration of the walk from the arcade to the MRT station. nice. so, if you're reading this princess, we tried. don't sue, we're still the best, and technically, we're not MEN yet, since we haven't been through NS,so that will only make us gentle'boys', ha.ha.ha.

-SIGNING OFF
DLC:P