I guess many group of friends do face this at least once in their lives.

Diego:
"Look, things have changed. Manny's has other priorities now. Face it Sid, we had a great run, but ... now it's time to move on."

Last night i went to the 'not-so-new' butter factory at fullerton. The crowd i was with and the fun we had were all good. Other stuff not so.

I haven't waited for 2 bloody hours before to get into a club. And there was so much queue cutting. Too many big shots. Too bad Kobe was there too. Queue wasn't moving much for the 1st hour. And why the hell split up into ladies and whatever else queue. Then the speed of how the queues move ain't the same too.

Queuing for drinks is stupid too. Firstly, you don't even have enough floor space for everyone. Creating a queue results in congestion, for those IN the queue and those moving around. No one ends up moving. Everyone ends up fighting.

Worse still, you don't have enough storage space for the ladies' bags? Seriously, one of the worst things is asking the ladies to dance with their bags.

If your club gets hot, run it like a big one. You can't handle the crowd, then they won't remain there for long.

It must be the mahjong game and the 2 goals i scored.

And maybe the winning streak in dotapod.

For those Dota fans out there ... Kelvin that night said a classic line ...

Sandking challenged him to a 1v1 ... and SK said "See you at the river."

Kelvin replied ... "No, see you at your base."

=)

Haven't blogged in awhile.

Nothing much recently, went to Edna's 21st, been playing lots of dota, had a soccer match yesterday followed by a fabulous meal at Chinese swimming club, and playing infamous on the ps, serviced my car today ... and my parents finally came home.

I was home alone for a week, and it wasn't easy. There was no breakfast and no dinner. So Sennett became my 2nd house. I ran out of underwear to wear. And the house was getting dirty.

This week plenty of plans! =)

And 5 days of Arts Camp has came to an end once again.

This year, i chose to go back as a crasher, to take a backseat and relax and just to observe things.

I had plenty of fun too, in aneesa's og ... with the freshies and the councillors. Just being back there, soaking in the camp atmosphere always brings me to a high. Playing those fun yet stupid games and laughing at each other.

These year's councillors are a young batch. But they have performed well. Go on and continue to spread the arts culture to the future freshmen!

I guess comparison is inevitable, but over the days, i was always grateful and glad for the OGLs that i had last year. It was never easy last year, but the OGLs i had made it simpler for Doris and I. The unnerving support and positive attitude they had, with the endless search for fun and pure happiness made them great people whom i knew would impact the freshies' lives greatly.

Maybe i hadn't said it before, but to my OGLs and AOGLs last year: Many, Kenneth, Bryant, Juling, Sufi, Juni, Vanessa, Qianfu, Aloysius, Leonard, Yenghong and Nadya, my greatest appreciation to all of you. It is of my greatest pleasure to have worked with you guys last year.