Newspaper Scandals And Facing The Fears

Okay, so I was wondering how come so many familiar names were popping up in the Sunday Times.

Well, so I did a little investigating. Surprisingly, the answer was found during my pri-sch-classmates outing. The classmate also in my sec 1/2 class contacted friends to do the survey. One of my other pri-sch classmates - one of the interviewees, was shocked that he betrayed them for $50 and a notebook.

Hell, why didn't anyone tell me that I could betray my friends for $50 and a notebook? A good opportunity slipped by. Ahahaha :]

They were building these sandcastles near the kayak lodge at East Coast Park. Nice stuff.

The castles I built when I was a kid tended to be large lumps of sand. Haha.

At first, I just walked around East Coast Park looking for somewhat familiar faces. After fifteen minutes, I thought the thing had been cancelled. Then I met two primary school classmates. Turns out the rest were all late. And they would continue being late till almost 8pm. Haha.

Well, it wasn't so bad. Actually, it was quite fun after I realised who everyone was.

At first, I was wondering how to talk to some of my classmates 'cause there were a couple that looked damn chao ah beng, with dyed hair and all. Later it turned out they were okay.

This photo was taken at Starbucks. One of their lamps. I tried some Chocolate Rhumba thing that wasn't on the menu. It's a Chocolate Frappe (Ice-Blended) with cookie bits and no caffeine. Kind of shivered after that.

At Starbucks, communication problems broke down because... ... I found out some classmates played DotA.

Ahahaha.

Well, I've realised that I don't regret dragging myself out of my comfort zone to meet people I didn't know in a way, because it turned out fine in the end.

Sometimes, if you don't do what you're afraid of, if you don't give yourself the chance to try, you won't ever know what you've missed. That much I've learnt.

Philosophical mood.