Yawn

Title describes how I am feeling nowadays during the holidays.

A part of me really wants to go out and find a part time job.

But the other half of me really wants to just laze around.

However, cash is running low now, I may be left with no choice soon. Hah.

Everyday at home is the same routine, watch TV, practise abit on the piano, play games, surf the net, and try to finish up 1 litre of tears and some anime.

Anyway, just got back my exam results a few days back and I am going to be doing honours. Also, I would like to add that I now really really really dislike Liu Xiang Yang.

A bit of update on what I have been doing during my holidays so far:

Not too long after it started, Kelvin invited a few of us to have some sushi. Was actually really craving for sashimi then, and was quite glad that he took us to this little establishment located at the International building.

Actually, it was a sushi buffet. All I had was this small portion of sashimi to quell my cravings.

But the sashimi was heavenly. And so were the sushi. Actually, for $33, I expect the sushi to be better than good. Still, I wished the chef would go easy on the wasabi. Actually, I wished that he didn't have to use any wasabi at all. I love my sushi wasabi-less and soy-sauce-less. This picture below were the first 2 sushi that was prepared for us.

The shop was actually very small. And the buffet isn't like those at sakae where you have the converyor belt bringing sushi to you. Instead, we sat at this long counter area, and the chef would prepare the sushi for us based on the fishes he had.

Was very disappointed with myself that day, as I quickly became quite full. Didn't even try the puffer fish!

To Kok Leng: This is what puffer fish looks like. Not that $10 atrocious piece of thing we ate at Tiong Bahru.

In retrospect, I think what got me full was this:

Forgot what this is called, but its basically rice and sashimi and yam. This dish tasted too slimy for my liking and I was practically forcing it down. However, my friends seemed to think that it was not bad...

Anyway, it was an interesting dining experience. There were still lots of weird sounding sushi in the menu that I haven't try. Hah, maybe next time.

Also managed to catch Pirates of the Caribbean 3 with some friends I hadn't seen in a long time. Before I talk about the movie, I have to mentioned that we dined at Coffee Club, and once again, I managed to taste my beloved MUSHROOM CREPE! And I think their mud pie is abit overrated. Maybe only girls like them.

Okay.

Pirates 3 story was totally incoherent. It was too confusing for its own good, and I do not know why the heck they even want to throw in the story about Calypso at all since it didn't do anything to the plot. But then again, I don't watch Pirates for its story. I enjoy it because of the ride it takes the viewers through. And Jack Sparrow. Hence, I found myself enjoying the movie quite abit.

Finally,

A picture of the sky:

Something cute:

Actually, I think this picture looks more scary than cute. Like some nightmare...

And somewhere in Singapore:

I feel this picture looks like its taken from some other country. At least, if you try to ignore the HDB flats in the background. Taken this pic from Chomp Chomp at Serangoon Gardens. Thic picture looks very blur if you are going to enlarge it, because it was taken with digital zoom.