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White house entrance, with Melson and My shadow casted

Negative effect. SPI uses this technique to detect ghost forms.

And since we have nothing to do, we decided to go visit Shi Xiang's ex-church, currently Alex's church, Riverlife Church. It has some weird morning services that is called "Early morning tea" in Chinese (something like that).

Riverlife Church.

Beside it is Shalom BP Church! Shalom grace!

As bored teenagers we decided to comb the Pasir Ris park in the middle of the night (I don't know why we did that but we just do it) and decided to have a little fun with the spider web at the park. Melson suspects that he has a fear for heights.

MUAHAHA. From the top!

Soon, Melson had to go home and I have to go home to face the black face of my father too, which ended Wednesday in quite a bad way.

Thursday soon dawned as Mr Sun rose up for his daily walk around the sky.

Woke up in the early morning to attend my 50th Anniversary practice (yeah I'm inside the Percision Drill Squad, you know, the rifle spinning spinning thingy). I was late, because I thought that the training was at 10 a.m, but it was actually 9 a.m.

Anyway, after the training, Chang Sheng, Gavin and I were heading towards Paya Lebar MRT Station via Bus 135 so that we can go to Harbourfront to meet up with the rest of the class (we were having a class outing to Sentosa). However, it was destined that I could not go.

Predicted what would happen?

I lost my wallet. Don't ask me how, but I certainly feel the heart ache of losing a good hundred dollars (even though that was my mum's money) and also the house key (which I rarely use!). However, Gavin and Chang Sheng being very nice friends, offered to find the wallet for me but to no avail. Jun Liang then came into the picture when panicky Leon related his troubles. Being very nice too, he decided to help.

After combing the Paya Lebar area where we suspected I dropped the wallet at, there was no result. Chang Sheng then told me he had to go and he lent me 4 bucks (thanks). The rest of us then decided to go to Ang Mo Kio MRT since Bus 135 terminates at AMK interchange (we hoped that the wallet dropped in the bus and some kind soul would return it).

After rushing there like as if we were in some kind of Amazing Race, our efforts went down the drain. I can feel my heart sink as though it just hit an Iceberg 218597 times the size of the Iceberg that Titanic hit. Oh well. Perhaps it was God's way in preventing some bad things from happening.

Gavin being very nice, decided to treat me to Para Para at AMK arcade area. He can dance, man!

Oh yeah baby, shake that booty!

Gavin in action

We also realised that Jun Liang has super long fingernails (it's time to go for some manicure, dude) on his right hand and trimmed fingernails on his left hand, because of extensive guitar playing.

Talk about eagle claws man.

Being lost teenagers who don't want to go home after examinations, Gavin took the initiative to become the tour guide of the 3 man group, bringing us from Ang Mo Kio to City Hall, where we then proceeded to walk all the way from the MRT Station to the Esplanade.

Long corridor to Esplanade

Wire frameworks

Freaking nice wired heads!

Yes, it's blurred for a reason.

Band playing

Then we went on our energy draining journey towards the west, erm, I meant, Suntec City , for God knows what the heck is in Gavin the tour guide's mind.

Ughhhhh empty cough medicine bottles

River view

Singapore's proud skyscrapers

Esplanade (yes, blurred for a reason again)

And once we got into the towers, we came upon this very beautiful tank that has a waterproof television in it, oh, the wonders of advanced technology.

Pretty nice if I have my TV decorated like this.

Then tour guide Gavin brought us to this Koi Garden which is amazingly breath-taking, it wrenches the heart to leave the place.

Ohhhhh, Kois!

This is the fish that eats other fishes' faeces

It can backstroke and it looks disgustingly cute

Jun Liang with his Mr McDonald buddy

After that, the hydrochloric acid started to rumble and have a hell chaotic party in the stomach walls of tour guide Gavin so we decided to settle down for the food court and as he satisfies the need of the Hydrogen ions (well, that's acid) while we learn from his oh so interesting way of eating prawns. (skip this part if you hate prawns)

First Step - Get that prawny out of the soup

Second Step - PEEL, HAHA, PEEL!

Third Step - Bathe that bad boy in chilli

Fourth Step - Introduce him to the bad boy gang; Rice Grains

Fifth Step - Gobble them up and express your delight!

And heck, we went to the arcade at Suntec again because we had nothing else better to do to burn some time. Of course, thanks to Gavin I get to play more Para Para (his treat, freaking nice guy)

Jun Liang playing drums!

Later Gavin and I infected him with the Para Virus

We then came to this beautiful fountain which is located on the roof of the Suntec Tower. Quite a desolated area and it is freaking pitch dark. A good place to bring your partner to if your tearing your hair off while thinking of places to go on a date.

Yeah beautiful fountain

Gavin the tour guide then filled us with the story of how he and his 2E friends wrote some writings on the pebbles at this fountain and wanted to know whether they still existed. So we took on the jobs of scavengers, finding some mysterious long lost stones that has inscriptions that will relive the past.

First stone uncovered!

Second stone uncovered!

Third stone uncovered!

Well, there was one about Gavin one but he asked me not to take a picture of it so... oh well. And must I add that the scenery from the top of suntec tower is prettehhhhhhh! We had some water sports after that to make up for the lack of beach games at Sentosa.

Bustling night life?

The stroke of the hour hand at 10 marked the end of our outing and we then went seperately to our resting places (no, not our graves).

Friday. Another day of 50th anniversary practice.

Shouldn't go into details of this day because there isn't any pictures here so it'll probably bore you to tears untill you decided to fondle with your kaya toast (mum say it's rude to play with your food).

Went cycling with the landers at East Coast Park after the practice.

A BIG SORRY to Yvonne here.

Saturday then came quick.

Not a significant day of my life, but it was sure significant to Brother Sky and Sister Evelyn.

Their wedding day, and also the first wedding that I was personally invited (no parents!), cool! It was also a good experience of how Christian marriage was like. God bless the couple and may they have many children such that they can form 2 soccer teams (gee, I'm more greedy than them!)

At the end note,
it seems that my picture's winning Cherie's picture at this moment!

Another competition is up between Melson and I, so please be the good judge again and judge whose picture's better. Thanks! PS: Melson said his picture will definitely win, HEHE!

Melson's picture (yes, it is greyed, not edited)

Leon's picture