Any 19/20-year-old would have probably went out and met up with friends to do a fair bit of catching up. A public holiday is certainly useful for that. That's what a normal 19/20-year-old or anyone for that matter, would do on a public holiday. I, on the other hand, the not-so-normal one, stayed home the whole day in front of the telly. Quite the couch potato, I've become. I watched 4 movies, one after another. A toilet break or even a break for a meal would have caused me to lose my momentum and hence, all interest to watch anything at all. Unfortunately, when I was at my fourth, I succumbed to sleepiness and dreariness. The weather was too good to resist. I slept through till the next morning and then woke up to get ready for work. I thought it was a Sunday and for a moment, I refused to budge from the bed.

But I got up anyway and went to work.

One customer made my day. Sara Chantelle who lives in Bt Batok, if you're ever gonna come across this one day, I, the staff who picked out those movie titles for you, would like to say many thanks for the chocolates!

She gave me chocolates.

Chocolates. dumdeedeedum. I like lah.

In other news, instead of heading down to the east for coffee (not that I drink coffee, though), I made my way to town to meet up with the guys. I had a quick breakfast/lunch/dinner at the lucky plaza's food court. And seriously, when I saw the portion served, I felt the urge to ask for a refund. They gave me fries in a portion which I think wouldn't even be enough to feed a small child. Tsk. Should have just settled for the umm fishball noodles. But alas, it's all probably somewhere down the sewage pipes. hur hur. okay, tak kelakar lah ain.

I'm done with the bachelor and monsoon wedding. I still have The Cell, Lolita, The Longest Yard and Hush. Yea yea, they're all really old titles and it's about bleeding time. So I'm a little outdated. Don't be a prick, sod off okay.

It's Sunday already and in a matter of hours, it's going to be Monday. It's back to work. Give and take, 2 weeks more to go. It's beckoning, liberation beckons!