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Friday, May 23, 2008 at 1:54 AM
Sorry got lots of pics to post but something wrong with my com. Sigh* Lots to tell, had post exam activities the other day. Went to Suntec for math trail and had a yummy pretzel. I love pretzels! The Army Museum Amazing Race wasn't that fun but it's still OK lah. The CIP was the worst. Just our luck to do beach cleaning with those 1A1s. There are so ugh. I wont dirty my blog typing bout them. Visit http://www.hs1e108.blgspot.com/ to hear my rantings.Then celebrated my b'day with Ah Bren at Vivo. Had chocolate and lemonade for lunch then play in that water thing before seeing the little puppies and hamsters in a shop. Had popcorn and watched speed racer. A great movie. Chatted with Yilong And Evy last night. Yilong thanks for saying all those things bout me though it was just to spite your friend. You two look so sweet together.Aw. Had fun raising to raise funds for the cyclone Myanmar disaster. Two gd sanitarians donated $10. Raymond very stingy leh, donate 15 cents while Winnie donated $10. Went to Toa Payoh Polyclinic to pei pei the grandmas and granddads there. Very enriching experience though a dirty old man tried chatting up jiaqi. Pics coming in next post.
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