Bottoms Up

Chilled out at IndoChine @Wisma yesterday after work with Shiang...
Had a few glasses to unwind, coupled with rusty jokes and hilarious jabs at each other...

Quote of the night:
"this guy friend of mine... is a guy..."
how enlightening... haha...

But you really get different perspectives talking to different people...
And having worked for a couple of months, people do change, I guess.
The conversation topics seem to slide away from mugging in NUS to work, money, love etc...
At least 40 more years of working? Sad but true.

But the chill out session was good... lets have more of such sessions k! =)

It never pours but rains here

This is like home, where the soft cushions are comfortable and the people there are familiar and warm.

'Rain boasts a mod bar counter, 8 individual "living room seatings",

2 private rooms and a pool table for that personal choice in karaoke enjoyment.

Each couch and sofa setting in the main hall seats up to 8 persons comfortably and

the see-through drapes afford the illusion of privacy for those embarrassed to sing and

face a crowd. Each table has its own flat touch screen karaoke system where patrons

may select their songs and songs are allocated in a round robin manner with two songs

per table per round. When it comes to your table's turn, the waitresses will speedily

pass you the microphones from the previous table.

If you are a lone crooner, the bar counter offers a wonderful place to hang out, sing and drink. '

This has been my frequent hang out,
after work chilling with Su,
sitting at the seats outside the departure hall,
watching the sunset,
seeing the day go by,
with nary a worry,
and just enjoying the sights of travellers and backpackers.


I miss my backpacking days where airports were often stops to link me from one city to another.
Airports are beautiful places with complicated operations
and I've come to appreciate it more.
=)