Day 5

I don't like people being late. But I am the one being very very late today. Sorry, Princess Jac, I give you the permission to bite me two times on my ass.

Jac, Rebekah and I ( and somebody *hint hint* if it wasn't for that somebody to be sleeping like a log=P) were supposed to meet up at Starbucks before we set off to Chinese Garden today. And I was 40 minutes late!!! *knock head*

We were already camwhoring posing and snapping away with our camera at the entrance. The garden is not as big as I've imagined. But the design and the architecture is very cleverly thought of. It reminds me of those secret gardens in the ancient Chinese movies where the 'ladies' have their high tea. That's exactly how we felt like. We were like posing and taking photos at every possible corners: over the bridge, under the rocks, over the rocks, outside the toilet, etc etc.

Something happened at the very end of our tour (more like photo frenzy session). Something BIG. My camera *sob sob* decided it had enough and commited suicide. It slipped out of my hand and went straight on into the lake. I could see the camera (which is in its case) floating on the surface and it would still be rescuable if I climbed over the railing and 'jumped' into the not-so-deep lake. But the staff will not let us. Instead, he tried to use a long pole to 'scoop' it up but ended up 'throwing' the camera further away. My heart sinked as I watched my camera sinked out of sight. Finally, he decided to wet himself for the sake of my camera. We went straight to Jonathans in hope to resuscitate my camera but the store manager told us that the chances of resuscitation is grime. Oh well, maybe that's the punishment for camwhoring being vain.

Anyway, The Full Monty was the highlight of the night. It wasn't that 'dodgy', in fact I think the story line is pretty good. Glenn and Raymond were pulling Sharon's leg and had actually planned to sandwich her throughout the show, but decided later to give her some peace in enjoying her 36.50 worth of everything. Sharon an I were very sporting(not excited *cough cough*). Our group were the only asian but surprisingly, we were the loudest. I was screaming cheering so loudly (especially towards the end) until I had a hoarse voice. Ok, people, it's all for the sake of being supportive. We met the casts and musicians later on after the show and they were totally different! Malcome is soooo cute in real life. And the big black dude actually agreed to come to our Sunday service!!!

Wow, what a day/night! Truly enjoy it! Sorry, no pictures (and you know why) to be posted this time. =(