Some more shots from office

Nice white christmas tree at Bugis Junction. Hmm what was I doing there? Oh, shopping for gifts I think... can't remember once again... I think I... oh! I bought a HP pouch and... met SoC friends for a meal at Miss Clarity! Ok, the meal at Miss Clarity was pretty normal (i.e. not spectacular) and after which we went to Hotel Intercontinental for a drink. I ordered this cocktail that has hidden crystals in the ice (don't worry, they come separately) and I gave my red one to HY. I still have the white one, though I'm unsure what I can actually do with that. Hmm!



Then here are some German cookies that obviously were baked by my boss. Quite nice and sweet! Been eating a lot of stuff lately, including another huge round of goodies by vendors such as expensive chocolates and logcakes. Buuurrrrpppp!


Oh! The previous day before this picture was taken we had our dinner and dance.. and although YK won a prize, he was given the wrong one on stage so here's a replacement. He's given the prize none other than our Rec Committee member SR. (his neighbour haha..)


Then on the day before the Dinner & Dance, MDL, KL, YK and I went to Liang Court to sort out some issue with regards to prizes for the D&D. They brought me to this famous Japanese restaurant who is known for the black pig meat ramen! It was very delicious and I was so impressed I drank the bowl dry. After which MDL treated us to ice-cream (yummy!) and then we realised that Crazy Horse was just next door so we popped by for a look (and of course MDL and I were immediately evaluating the place for its suitability as an event venue... haha professionalism at its best. Not bad, quite cozy for small groups though sadly we can't hold our D&D there 'cos it's too small.


Ah, this was a very touching one.. I came to office and received this on my desk from a 'secret admirer'. I've had this 'secret admirer' joke running around the inner circles and it was touching, very touching, 'cos it's a display of true friendship and appreciation.

Sigh! Why is saying goodbye always so difficult?