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Eat....Laugh....Be Merry!

Anais and myself finally satisfied our craving for chilli crab...after 2 weeks! YESSSSSSSSSSHHHHHHH.........:) happy happy! Together with Ben, Brian and my sis, we headed to Sembawang to indulge in some seafood delicacies that included huge cereal prawns and stingray. It was also a form of celebration for Anais who graduated not too long ago! You bet we were so stuffed after that! Anais still wanted ice-cream after the meal but we were already max. out in terms of stomach's space and capacity.

Yummy food was of course the highlight but what was more memorable was the company.
First time hanging out with Ben and Brian and it turned out to be a hilarious time! Good food eaten with 'happening' people makes it even more tasty. I treasured this time of fellowshipping as I got to see a different side of people and getting to know them better. More of such makan sessions is good for bonding! Singaporean leh..:)


From left: Ben, Jasmine (sis), me, Anais and Brian

Happy we went, totally satisfied when we left.
Time flies whenever we are having fun but I am sure there will be more of such fellowshipping sessions again. More eating again..and hmmm maybe mahjong next lah ...hhahaha



The main star of the night - her celebration dinner. Didn't treat her though..all went Dutch :)



The 2nd main star of the night : Miss Chilli Crab! She's not as hot and spicy as she looks! Rather mild but nonetheless tasty. Of course not forgetting her partner - Mr Man Tou! (but no picture of 'him'..calefare mah)


My favourite actually. The cereal prawns were fabulous. The sweetness of the cereal blended so well with the freshness of the giant prawns. Amazing! We simply relished it all up!


Another star! Mr Stingray. He's real hot, tangy and spicy! Don't play play! For some, may be too hot to handle! Haha..

We had butter crab as well but I realised I didn't take picture of it because Ben was territorising it! Hahaha...kidding! I was too engrossed in eating that I forgot about it lah :)

After a rather fulfilling weekend, I can say I'm rather recharged. Refreshed in some ways as well. I appreciate and enjoy the moments I have with my family and friends; people who bring that spark in my life. These are moments that I know I have to treasure and keep them close to my heart. Otherwise, once they are over, I can never turn back time to retrieve them!

Looking forward to yet another busy (possibly) week but I am sure I will get through it...IT WILL BE GOOD! I KNOW :)

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YoNg quAn said…
WAH LAO EHZZZZZZZZ!!! GRACE WHY MUST YOU POST PICTURES OF SUCH DELICACIES?!!! HUH HUH HUH?!!!! WAAHHA I'M MISSING THEM!!!!!!!!! HUNGRY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
October 6, 2008 at 1:43 AM
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