There are several things that I will miss from 157 Queen Street. One of them is going grocery shopping with Sharon and Joss, my flattie honies. As usual, Joss will always be five steps ahead of us with her vigorous stride while Sharon and I will take our time 'enjoying the scenery'. Cooking dinner together is also fun. We did try flat cooking for a week once but decided that it is too inconvenient. But still, it is fun inspecting (more like making fun of) one another's salt and fat consumption. Of course, 157 Queen Street is not complete without 159 Queen Street. We have the Yeos as our dear neighbour. Mr Yeo is a good chef and always have yummy food to satisfy our tummies. Gosh, need I say more for someone who can 'modify' a simple indo mee to an authentic seafood noodles? This good chef happens to be a super good halo buddy as well. What can I say about Mrs Yeo? She always have gifts to sneak around and thought that nobody will know the 'culprit'. How sweeeet is that. Other than that, life in 157 Queen Street is pretty much the same...until our most-looking-forward-to guests are here---the Canais. Because their visits mean study breaks, fun, food and more fun. And not to forget our countless sleepovers at Unicol. Oh well, life is never static but good memories will always stay on towards the end.
Mrs Yeo and the occupants of 157 Queen St.
Our friendly neighbour---The Yeos
The Canais---Sam T and a very constipated Alex!
Mrs Yeo and the occupants of 157 Queen St.
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