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Joani's & Gracie's date!



Met early to dinner, chat and chill. Both were 20mins late and we text each other at the same time informing of our whereabouts! Girls after each other's hearts!



Both had sporadic cravings that changed every 5 minutes. We also planned to have Max Brenner's waffle for dessert, which was not to be (read on for details).



Finally settled for good ole' Kenny Rogers. 2 girls ordered the 'Lucille' promotion meal which consists of 2 one-quarter chicken, 1 ribs, 3 side dishes, 2 corn muffins and 2 free drinks. Usually equipped with a voracious appetite, we found ourselves struggling to finish our meal, but we tried. The grand total balance is just 1 piece of the rib! Impressive ay?

Thus, we concluded we'll save Max Brenner for our next outing.


Then came the main highlight of our date : STOMP!


The show starts at 8pm. But since we thought we had abit of time to spare, we decided to do our favourite thing - window shop/shop.

Headed to Diva as there's a sale going on. We got lost in the world of jewelrey and inevitably lost track of time! It was 7.45pm already. Ran like mad we did as Joani dearest needed the toilet!

Managed to be seated in time and realised I got us really high seats! It was hilarious to see Joani holding tightly to the sides of her seat as she feared looking down! Her moment of weakness revealed.



Anyway, back to STOMP!

It was ingeniously brilliant. Anything and everything can be used to make music! Newspaper, broom, lighter and even bananas! You name it, they had it. WOWieeee! A new perspective of our 'karang guni worthy stuff' just dawned on the both of us.

Check out a part of their amazing show.

A night well spent with good food, good show and good company. Nice closure to a tiring week.

STOMP OUT!

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