I woke up from my nap due to a sms, feeling slightly annoyed and immensly guilty when I saw the message.
'Study hard and good luck for your GE2221 paper (Thu 4 Dec; 5-7 pm; MPSH1A)! '
I cannot wait for tmr to be over.
Showing posts with label exams. Show all posts
Showing posts with label exams. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
Sunday, November 30, 2008
Celebrations brought forward
Picture was taken after dinner at Old Airport Road. Its kind of small here but the moon (I love moon) is there in my digicam alright. The sunset was gorgeous. It was nice to have such a view after a much sought-after dinner. Food was delish and I was damn full.Lets see:
Satays
Popiah
Chee Cheong Fun
Chicken Wings
Cai Tow Kueh
Tiramisu
All washed down with sugar cane juice!
R and I hopped on the "Going to Chinatown or Little India?" free shuttle bus for the first time and felt like tourists in our own city. We also found out that Singapore is damn small from the ride - Clarke Quay is just behind Novena and they are within walking distance. We ended up in Chinatown, buying food to eat again. The German guy selling the sausages was all dressed up in a santa outfit, with beard and scarf and going "HO! HO! HO!" as he sells his stuff. I asked if he was hot but he said he's slimming for free.
Yeah. It feels like exams has ended already I know - I did shit for the prev paper but I dont think it really matters now. I only wish that my thailand trip can commence as planned. Looking forward to get out of the city even though I'm just going to some rural area. MUST bring digi and vivi along! And the best thing abt vivi? No need battery!
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
Over my head
If Singapore have seasons, we will be experiencing summer now.
I'm so glad that exams are over. It feels so unbelievable, that everything is over and I can now embrace my three months holiday. Well, the end of exams for Sem 2 also signify the end of my first year in uni. It seems like it got over too quickly, and nothing seems to have changed since the first day I entered school. And even though I only end on Tuesday, I already began celebrations on Saturday.
R. and I went to the 'Seafood Paradise' near our place after I developed this craving for crabs.
We reached around 5.15pm and my, thank goodness we had a table. I guess we were really lucky as more of the tables are already reserved. So the next time if we were to visit, I guess we better call in advance to reserve. I dint know about this place until R. told me about it and I was surprised that there were actually quite good food that could be found near my place.
We ordered fried rice and chilli crabs with mantou. By the end of it all, we were utterly full. The fried rice was very nice with scallops and crunchy prawns and I think, prawn roe in them. They also have this sauce that we can dip the prawns into that was kind of tangy and sweet at the same time so it made it very appetizing. However, it kind of cool off too fast so it wasnt that nice after we had the first bowl.
The crabs were utterly delicious. We had a 1.1kg crab all to ourselves and oh mine, it was remarkable. The 'gong' were almost the same size as my fist and the shells come off very easily. Just peel and ta-dah! The sauce were thick and spicy which goes very well with their fried mantou. Their mantous were so crispy~ When compared to the ones I had in Xiao Hou Lou at ECP, theirs were heaven. After finishing the crabs, we even ordered extra mantous so as not to waste the sauce.
The crabs cost $36 per kg so if you have a tad money to spare and have a craving to fulfill, this place is not bad to satisfy that craving. Overall, we spent $63 including towels, nuts, drinks, mantou and service charge. The fried rice cost $10 and we thought that it was quite cheap. As for the price of the crabs, go figure. Hehe.
Waiting time (for food) is approximately 30minutes to 40 minutes regardless of crowd or no crowd. Guess they need to cook slowly and carefully in order to serve good and delicious food to the table. You know, 'man gong chu si huo'.
I have already come up with mini list of things that I need to do this hols. Hopefully, I'm able to achieve them and not procrastinate and slack like previous hols. Wish me luck.
Till then`
I'm so glad that exams are over. It feels so unbelievable, that everything is over and I can now embrace my three months holiday. Well, the end of exams for Sem 2 also signify the end of my first year in uni. It seems like it got over too quickly, and nothing seems to have changed since the first day I entered school. And even though I only end on Tuesday, I already began celebrations on Saturday.
R. and I went to the 'Seafood Paradise' near our place after I developed this craving for crabs.
We reached around 5.15pm and my, thank goodness we had a table. I guess we were really lucky as more of the tables are already reserved. So the next time if we were to visit, I guess we better call in advance to reserve. I dint know about this place until R. told me about it and I was surprised that there were actually quite good food that could be found near my place.We ordered fried rice and chilli crabs with mantou. By the end of it all, we were utterly full. The fried rice was very nice with scallops and crunchy prawns and I think, prawn roe in them. They also have this sauce that we can dip the prawns into that was kind of tangy and sweet at the same time so it made it very appetizing. However, it kind of cool off too fast so it wasnt that nice after we had the first bowl.
The crabs were utterly delicious. We had a 1.1kg crab all to ourselves and oh mine, it was remarkable. The 'gong' were almost the same size as my fist and the shells come off very easily. Just peel and ta-dah! The sauce were thick and spicy which goes very well with their fried mantou. Their mantous were so crispy~ When compared to the ones I had in Xiao Hou Lou at ECP, theirs were heaven. After finishing the crabs, we even ordered extra mantous so as not to waste the sauce.
The crabs cost $36 per kg so if you have a tad money to spare and have a craving to fulfill, this place is not bad to satisfy that craving. Overall, we spent $63 including towels, nuts, drinks, mantou and service charge. The fried rice cost $10 and we thought that it was quite cheap. As for the price of the crabs, go figure. Hehe.Waiting time (for food) is approximately 30minutes to 40 minutes regardless of crowd or no crowd. Guess they need to cook slowly and carefully in order to serve good and delicious food to the table. You know, 'man gong chu si huo'.
I have already come up with mini list of things that I need to do this hols. Hopefully, I'm able to achieve them and not procrastinate and slack like previous hols. Wish me luck.
Till then`
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