Bryan Chung
It will be more than a month more to go but shopping centres are already preparing for Christmas. I was at Tampines Mall together with Louis, Kenneth and Jinq-Yi for an early lunch. I was surprised to see the huge Christmas tree already up in the mall as I came up from the escalator.
So does that Christmas tree look anything like one year ago when I took the Christmas tree at Tampines Mall too? (Click here to see that post.) So my first Christmas photo this year is with Jinq-Yi! Too bad Louis and Kenneth did not want to take. Not that I did not ask them to take together.
For lunch, we decided to eat at Pizza Hut since their student meal isn’t that expensive. It was only 11am and Pizza Hut just rolled up their shuttles and we were their first customers. Initially I wanted to eat pizza but changed my mind and ate pasta instead.
After lunch we drove back to school as Jinq-Yi needed to be back at school. She went back to Malaysia over last weekend. And she bought me this Chupa-Chups from Malaysia. What is different about this lollipop is that, it is not only a lollipop but also bubblegum. Something that Singapore does not sell since gums are banned in Singapore.
I have not opened it to eat it. So I do not know how it is like. Whatever the case, “Thanks Jinq-Yi!” And one final photo is one I self-took at Ikea eating hot-dog together with Louis. It was after school and we were hungry. On the way home, we stopped by Ikea to grab a quick bite. We are getting addicted to their hot-dog. Cheap and good! Only $1 each! Have you tried it before?
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Nov 10, 2009 at 03:54:13
Wow, if Chirstmas was that beautiful over here I wouldn’t mind seeing the decorations this early! I’m going to put some electric candles in the windows in a few weeks :)
IKEA is great! One of few good things that originally comes from Sweden LOL I have a newly opened IKEA not far away, and it happens to be the 2nd biggest in the world.
Even if chewing gum can be pretty nice, I sometimes wish it was banned here aswell because there are just so many discarded old chewinggums everywhere on streets, trains and busses here. Too many people here don’t know what to do with waste bins, except for putting them on fire and kicking on them :/