1. to finally do something healthy together (all we ever do is to eat and gossip)
2. wake up sibeh early despite a public holiday
3. prepare healthy food for a breakfast picnic by the park
4. conquer MacRitchie Treetop Walk
5. SWEAT! and burn calories.
all of the above...did not happen. hahaha.
we all...overslept. forgot to prepare breakfast and didn't feel like sweating. so, obviously no more Treetop Walk nor healthy living/eating. But! it was still an awesome day for us as we took a road trip around Singapore to explore off the beaten tracks...which later extended all the way to JB for, what else, but SEAFOOD and PIRATED DVDS!!
the gang entrusted me to be their driver for the day. (well not like they had a choice) half blinded to road signs, i thought i did a pretty good job chauffering them around in the super duper heavy downpour halfway through our "discover.sg" trip.
with only some lousy directions i got from my dad, we managed to find all the Kranji farm-farm thingy. our first destination in sight was Qianhu Fish Farm. i never gave too much credit to Qianhu's boss, that is until i saw a wall Full of his newspaper clippings and awards. and a wall mounted TV that was screening his Bloomberg interview on repeat mode...i must admit i'm impressed.we unexpectedly found a dragon fruit farm and went in. i bet no one here knows how a dragon fruit tree look like lor! wasn't too excited about the actual fruit itself though. i hate it, i thought it tasted like a weird meat embedded with sesame seeds. nasty!
next up was Hay's goat dairy farm. if my memory didn't fail me, i must have been here when i was like in primary school! wow, must be at least 15 years ago. and yeah, it still smells pretty much the same.
i love my friends. they are awesome friends. even when it was pouring outside, it never dampened our mood. not even for one second. this is real companionship.



after lunch Mel picked me up and we went to this Boat Asia launch at One°15 Sentosa Cove... i have never been there before but cannot help thinking that it bears a resemblance to the waterfront in NZ! (except that NZ is nicer) Singapore is so copy cat lor.
