*(Tiny wants to change forum name Crapbox)*
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Just as expect my friend just came. Going to have another feast tonite, I supposed.
Bye.
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I had trouble finishing my dinner on Mon or Tue! Plate of noodles with stirfried french beans/carrot and mock meatballs. Only 2 meatballs! Wasted the other 2! So what do your friends normally whip up? Western or Asian cuisine?
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Originally posted by cassie:
I did 9.2km
Wa... these days I think I do 500m I gone liao. Too old liao...... =X
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Eh you how old? Look at Chew - he did 4km.
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Originally posted by cassie:
Eh you how old? Look at Chew – he did 4km.
I...... forgot... >_<"
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Woah! Hi.
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Wow! Hi. =D
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Hiya! Finally sitting down to din. Absolutely famished!
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Back!
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From major feasting, right?
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Not really. But too much was prepared as usual.
I had two piece of pavlova, half a steak and 2 cups of coffee.
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Doesn't seem like much. Then again maybe the size was huge? Haha!
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Originally posted by cassie:
Doesn’t seem like much. Then again maybe the size was huge? Haha!
I can't eat much. This is as much as I can swallow this evening.
So how's your dinner?
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Still plowing thru din - noodles with veg and "luncheon meat". Eating really slowly coz i get distracted with sgf, fb, emails. What are your plans for rest of night?
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I might sleep later. Reading some news on the net.
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Anything interesting?
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Nothing much, latest Gordon Brown paid a surprise visit to Afganistan.
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Ah those surprise visits to war-ravaged regions. I really do admire those guys who're posted to places like Iraq and Afghan. Takes a certain creed to withstand the stress.
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I wonder if they have a choice. The pyschological warfare they will bring home is something we can never understand.
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Originally posted by cassie:
Ah those surprise visits to war-ravaged regions. I really do admire those guys who’re posted to places like Iraq and Afghan. Takes a certain creed to withstand the stress.
I want go! =D
But they don't let me... =(
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Originally posted by Chew Bakar:
I wonder if they have a choice. The pyschological warfare they will bring home is something we can never understand.
My classmate left midway thru our course to serve in Iraq; came back after a year to finish the program. In fact since then he has done at least 3 tours. -
Originally posted by AYYX:
I want go! =D
But they don't let me... =(
No fun in war zone.
Not your computer games.
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Originally posted by cassie:
My classmate left midway thru our course to serve in Iraq; came back after a year to finish the program. In fact since then he has done at least 3 tours.Still I find war horrifying. I always remembered the dead soldiers in the rubber plantation.
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Originally posted by Chew Bakar:
Still I find war horrifying. I always remembered the dead soldiers in the rubber plantation.
Oh gosh. That will forever etch in our memories.
I believe you will never forget the ordeal you have to face in the Jap Occupation.
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Originally posted by lianamaster:
Oh gosh. That will forever etch in our memories.
I believe you will never forget the ordeal you have to face in the Jap Occupation.
Still I was a kid, picking up the water bottles from the dead soldiers only to be spanked teruk by mum and dad. But now remembering those, it still haunt me.