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Thursday, May 16, 2013

F4 Meet-up Sessions from 2012 till Present

I wonder if the title up there would be misleading. Fortunately we are way ahead of 2001 when the F4 band craze was at its peak.

The gist of how my clique of three ex colleagues (Em, Hs, Wy) from my first job turned very close gal pals became known as F4 goes like this:

Since I started blogging, I made it a point not to address my family and friends and whoever who appears on my blog by their real names due to privacy issues. Even cliques of friends were given names to be used on my blog. I jokingly called this group of gal pals "Fantastic Four" during the heydays of the movie and shortened it to F4 on my blog. Since then, this name stuck to us. Our friendship continued to blossom even after each of us went our separate ways. We became even closer as the years passed with life-changing events in our lives like career, marriage and family.

There are simply too many backdated photos in my folders that in 2013, I decided not to continue the backlog writing but to start blogging about current happenings instead. Yes, there would be lapses in contents here and there but I figured I could choose the events which hold dear to me to be sealed on my blog for the keepsake.

This posts chronicles all the meet-ups and pig-outs with the F4 from 2012 till the most recent meet up last month. Be prepared for a post packed with photos and food porn. Click the x-button if you do not want to wait for the page to load or if you are dying of famine.


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~*Spices Cafe Buffet at Concorde Hotel*~

We met up at Spices Cafe for our very belated 2011 random-gifts-of-the-year gift exchange last February. I call them random gifts as there was a mixture of Christmas gifts and a mish mash of gifts for no reason.

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I would usually commence my buffet with the cold food like slices of sashimi and shucks of oysters.

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And more shucks of oysters if they are very fresh. I usually cannot take too many oysters at one go due to the metallic taste and the compelling need to retch but fresh ones are just so good especially with lemon juice and tobasco sauce.

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These were the hot food available at the buffet counters.

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I forgot what soup this was.

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Some of their specialty dishes could be ordered à la carte so that they would be served freshly prepared. However, each specialty dish is limited to one per pax. Since there were 4 of us, we each ordered 4 different kinds of cooking styles for the crabs to share.

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Slipper lobster aka crayfish

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Hs was trying to pretend that she ate so little.
Wy was figuring out how to eat the crayfish before this shot.

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Em with her hot and cold plates.
Me with my hot and cold plates as well.

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Desserts were all in a mess. Hmm... whose plate was that?

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Healthy fruits with chocolate fondue marshmallow and some unknown pastry.

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HS's sinful but delicious chocolate drizzled fruits.

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From Wy-- cute illustration books from Taiwan. She said the colour pencil style illustration totally reminded her of my drawings.

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From Em-- gourmet treats from UK and USA.

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From Hs-- a mixture of stuff from Japan

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From Jo -- similar key chains for 4 of us.

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Time to open our presents!

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After that, we posed with our loots.

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All the gifts, souvenirs and snacks I received from the gals.

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Souvenirs from Hs's trip. These bookmarks were made from patterned wood sliced paper-thin. How exquisite!

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OMG I tell you, the Simpkins Strawberry and Raspberry Chocolate Centres are to die for! I really love it!




This collage sums up our night.

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Here was what I wore that evening.

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Outfit of the day:
♥ No label translucent kaftan top with inner laced spaghetti top
♥ FleurFaerie Tiered Layer Crochet Shorts
♥ Fleurfaerie Korean Style Pearls and Ribbon Necklace
♥ Prada Tessuto Gaufre in Pomice
♥ Spinel cork shoes


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~*Cafe Biz Buffet at Traders Hotel*~

Some time in May last year, the F4 met in between Em and my birthday for a belated and an advanced birthday celebration for us respectively at Cafe Biz.

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The cold food for my share that night.

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The small amount of hot food I took. If you know me long enough, you would know how much I usually eat. The "bottomless pit" is just one of the nicknames coined by a bestie to describe my insatiable appetite. My appetite wasn't very big that evening as you could see from the dainty morsel of food I took.

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I don't know who took this sashimi platter!

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Passadors would appear at our table to ask if we wanted any meat from their skewers. I forgot what meat this was.

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Giant crab legs

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Hs had an ingenious way of pushing the crab meat out of the shell with a single chopstick.

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This collage depicts 1) how huge the crab legs were and 2) how we finally managed to get the flesh out, intact.

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Cafe Biz has good laksa. I love the rich, creamy and spicy broth as well as the fragrant laksa leaves. However, I could never consider a laksa dish complete without "humps" (aka clams). Hence, this laksa failed my mental laksa test.

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Random not-so-candid shots of us eating.

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Untidy desserts on a plate.

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Much neater.

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I'm beginning to think that our colourful desserts are just for photography purpose.

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It is a tradition for this F4 clique to give one another birthday cards with handwritten notes on them. Since we do not have the time to do prior meet up to write in one another's cards, we usually just pen our love notes on the spot. Em snapped this pic coz this lucky gal had got TWO hand-made cards from us last year and so we had double the writing to do while she slacked after writing in my card.

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I was trying to do the childish "don't see what I'm writing" action when I hid the card in the library book which I borrowed that day.

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I like this random shot of me penning Em's love note. Yes, I know my thighs look fat here, can?

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The story behind why Em had 2 hand-made cards last year was because she WHINED that I drew cards for Hs and Wy the year before but not for her. Hence, I drew her a card that year. At the same time, Hs felt that Em seemed to be always receiving store-bought cards from us instead of hand-made ones so she made a quick one for her. Hs thought hers was too plain and simple but we all, esp Em felt it was a lovely hand-made card. It's all about the thoughts! In this picture, Em was laughing at the cheesy touristy hand-made "envelope" depicting our iconic MBS hotel while Hs showed a disgruntled look.

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Em with two cards, voucher and cash.

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Jo with her card and Watson's gift card of $60,000 (yeah right!) enclosed.

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My hand-drawn card for Em. I modified from a drawing I chanced upon. Not so much the artist after all eh?

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Disclaimer: I'm showing the back of the card here with permission from the gals. I censored some contents though.

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Hs's handmade card for Em.

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Same disclaimer as before.

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My "baby" card. Wy was apologizing that Watson's only had the baby design left and she had no choice but to buy that card. She felt the baby theme was befitting to me anyway. Lol!

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Parting shot of us!

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~*10 at Claymore at Pan Pacific Hotel*~

Hs and Wy's birthday fall on August and we would definitely meet up in the July-August period to celebrate the birthdays of these 2 babes. Presenting the 2 birthday gals.

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And the 2 un-birthday girls.

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10 at Claymore was undergoing a face lift at that time. The restaurant temporarily relocated to another part of the hotel which lacked the classy ambience and the size of the restaurant was reduced by more than half its original size. The last time I dined there with my family, we all felt that it was one of the better buffets around. With the reduction in size, I personally felt that there was a reduction in the quality of the food too.

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The desserts counter looked exactly like those candy shop in the expression "I felt just like a kid in a candy store".

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The ice cold counter.

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Their oyster standard remained the same. Fresh and non-metallic, just how I like them.

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The sashimi and sushi counter was a disappointment.

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Our food spread.

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3 was enough for the night.

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What I took from the cold counter.

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Hot food that we got from the buffet counters.

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Besides the food from the buffet counters, we could also order from the Plates of Pleasures menu.

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The various meat dishes from the menu.

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Succulent lobster.

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A healthier version.

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Desserts time!

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There did not seem to be any SOP for the macarons with the vast difference in sizes.

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Sweet berries crepe.

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After dinner, the August babies were presented with their gift vouchers and cards.

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Wy with her requested shopping vouchers and "peanut" card. It is not a peanut ok? I was inspired by some cute alien slots game back then.

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Hs with her specially requested gift and "green card". Ok bad joke. She was relocating together with her hubby for work but not to America. And her specially requested gift was cash as it was the most practical for her situation (of leaving Singapore) then.

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Em said we had to snap Hs's gift close up for people to spot. It was so well-hidden, I didn't even notice. I thought the cash was in the Winnie the Pooh packet.

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Wy smiling at our love note.

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Likewise for Hs.

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Disclaimer: I had permission from the gals to show the contents.

Besides meeting up to celebrate the August babies' birthday, it was sort of a farewell dinner for Hs too. It would be our last meet up with Hs as she would be flying off in two week's time then. All of us were more excited for her than she was for herself. I guess there were really too much logistics to handle and plans to make. Touring Europe during the holidays would so totally make the stay worth-while.

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Another highlight for that evening would be that all of us had secured jobs that were in a totally different sectors from where we came from previously. During the last meeting, we were talking about switching careers. Then all of a sudden during this meet up, we had all been selected for what we had applied for and starting on our new job almost during the same period. Was that a coincidence or telepathy of close gal pals with planets aligned to our stars?

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A parting shot through the mirror as we could not find a place without renovation works in the background.

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And then we found the stairs that led to the basement. The person who was helping us to snap the picture was no photographer at all. The first shot was blur with people in the background and she went "ok!" We politely requested for a retake when there wasn't anyone in the background. The second time she went "ok!", she actually snapped at the moment when Wy, Hs and I unanimously turned to look at the people walking up the stairs.

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Finally after 3 takes, we had a more decent parting shot of us!

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Here was what I wore that evening. Picture from FleurFaerie.

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Outfit of the day:
♥ FleurFaerie Embellished Mesh Tank Top
♥ Cotton On black inner spaghetti strap top
♥ Denim shorts
♥ Fleurfaerie Bandage Leggings in Black
♥ No label black boots from Bangkok
♥ Agnes B lock and key necklace


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~*Prego Restaurant and Deli at Swissotel*~

The meet up at Prego last August was a farewell for Hs. Hs's hubby was (has) posted to Switzerland for work and so Hs had to move along with him. What an exctiting life for her! As I'm typing this in May 2013, she is expecting a baby boy. So happy for her but so sad that she wasn't able to fly home together with her hubby earlier in March this year.


That was the first time Hs had a ribbon hairband on and she looked so sweet with it.

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Yummy breadstick.

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I loved how it looked like a western marketplace.

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This gave me a market-by-the-street feel.

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Droolicious!

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Finally found an empty section to snap a picture of the decor.

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Dinner set menu for that evening.

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We started off the meal with bagel. I usually do not like bagel as it is too hard.

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Interesting presentation of sauce.

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Soup of the day.

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The salad looked more like cow's food than how it sounded on the menu.

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All of us ordered the fish mains instead of the beef. My fish was fine but I forgot was it Hs or Wy who had a half-cooked fish. It was disgusting. Upon giving the waitress our feedback, she apologized and gave us free desserts that was out of the set dinner menu.

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The eggplant pasta was good.

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Caramelized Granny Tart with Apple Cake, Cinnamon Gelato was the only dessert offered in the set dinner.

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If you look closely not only were the presentations different, the one above was strawberry and the one below was raspberry.

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Complimentary dessert #1.

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Complimentary dessert #2. We had sugar crush... I mean sugar rush that evening.

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Funny moments.

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The let's-get-serious-and-pose-for-candid-shots time.

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Hs gave us each a keepsake before she flew off. It was a picture of her wedding day with us as bridesmaids which is also our current Watsapp group chat profile picture. Check out the words she wrote on the flap. She was so LAME and could even think of different sentences for each of us! Fast forward to May 2013, she could not even remember her lame work.

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So this was what we got when we lifted the flap. Pretty lame but creative. It really got all of us cracking.

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Parting shot through the mirror. It was really difficult to find one where all of us looked fine.

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~*Bye Bye Hs*~

Last shot with Hs at Changi Airport.

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Miss you so much!

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~*Em and Jo's Birthday dinner 2013 at Antoinette*~

Yay! I've finally reached 2013 updates. In April, the F4 minus 1 met up for Em and my birthday dinner at Antoinette, Mandarin Gallery.

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We could sip tea in this like the atas French ladies.

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The April and May babies.

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Hs if you are reading this, just visualize that you were there with us.

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All the descriptions sounded so yummy that we did not know what to order.

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When in doubt, always order Aglio Olio. That could never go wrong.

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After we apportioned out, we felt like we were dining the French way (with the small plate and small portions). Delicious delicious delicious!

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Traditional French Style Pork Belly Confit. I really love this! I usually hate eating fats but the fats in this dish melts in my mouth with a delightful savoury aftertaste.

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Nordic Crepe which unveiled smoked salmon, red onion, capers and dill cream cheese.

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Nordic crepe unwrapped.

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Em and I started writing on each other's cards while waiting for our desserts.

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Pavlova which comprises passionfruit banana sorbet with French meringue, almond crumble and dark chocolate.

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We forgot to snap an individual shot of Lámour in the background. Rose petal ice cream with raspberry swirl, rose meringue and lychee pieces sounds so romatic.

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Poor Wy. Without Hs around to spread out the effort, Wy had to settle both our cards and gifts. 辛苦你了! *hugz*

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Em and I posed nonstop with the desserts as if they were our birthday cakes. What you did not see behind the scenes were how we soon got tired of the sweetness of meringue. Also, what you did not see were our half finished desserts for the air-conditioning was so cold that if we finished the ice cream we would turn frosty.

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Birthday babies with our gifts and hand-made cards. The Chloe Eau de Parfum smelled so comforting, like something from our childhood yet all of us could not put a finger to what it smelled like. The round thing that Em was holding was a souvenir from Wy. I had one too but I forgot to pose with it. Guess what it is? It is a pouch with mini compartments for watch, rings, necklace and the likes which is good for times like facial, spa, gym etc when we have to remove all these and keep them all safely and tidily.

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Hs, we definitely felt your love and presence with all your goodies from Switzerland! Do you know how heavy these are? I had to collect them from your home, bring them to work then bring them to meet the girls. I really FELT your presence. =P lol

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I wish I could fast forward the time to Hs's return such that we would be reunited and this time with the addition of a baby boy!

16 comments:

  1. Sorry, but you never look fat! I like the look of laksa...I hope I get to try a good bowl of it some time.

    I really the the card tradition you four developed. Very special keepsakes.

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  2. You have the best friends Jo! I love the notes and gifts you ladies give each other. You have fun! I love how you guys get together and eat out. So very nice! The oysters look so good and so do all of the dessert plates. Thanks for sharing. Love that pink & white outfit you were wearing.

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  3. You girls look wonderful, it's so nice to get together :)) Loved the pictures and the food :)) I hope you are well lovely xx

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  4. Haha at first I thought too that you're having meetups with F4! I love them on the Meteor Garden show haha.

    Glad for you to have such cool friends! Amazing! You look so chic in your outfit! :) Way to go, Jo! :)

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  5. Rick,

    Are you able to take spicy food? If so, you really should try laksa. The authentic Singapore version, that is. Laksa taste different in Singapore and Malaysia and I prefer the Singapore version.

    I love the card tradition too! We are running out of things to say though. =/


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    Kim,

    Thank you, dear. You are always so sweet. Psst... the desserts look a lot better in photos than how they tasted. Heh heh


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    TDDH,

    Thank you, dear. Happy weekend!


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    Anna Moore,

    Thanx for dropping by.


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    Chai Chen,

    Hahaha... I thought that title would definitely mislead some. Ok, I will check out your giveaway real soon, sweetie.

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  6. awww you girls look like you have so much fun together!!! and so loving too!! those gifts look so awesome.. and omgosh those candies look so good.. fruit on the outside and choco on the inside that's a bit unusual but sounds delicious!!

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  7. Haha I've been scrolling down
    like mad :P such a great post
    with LOADS of amazing looking
    food! I don't know where to
    start but I'd love to try out
    that 'berry crepe'. It seems
    you and the 3 other friends
    are having a great time!
    Giving food are great presents!
    Also, thanks for your kind
    words! Lets be strong together!

    Xxx

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  8. Hi Jo! Thank you so much for visiting my blog!

    I really love yours :) You are a great writer and your blog has such quality content! You and your friends seemed to have such a great relationship ^_^. And your food makes me sooo hungryy. I'm completely jealous that you guys get such fresh seafood >.<. Also love your style!!

    Oh and to answer your question, alpacas are related to lhamas but they are a bit different ^^

    -Mei
    http://meihearts.blogspot.com

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  9. Jo!!!! I'm finally *motivated* to do some blogging lol I have so much to catch up on it seems @.@

    I think that's so sweet the four of you have such a strong bond of friendship, honestly these things called friends are hard to find and keep! I think we both know what I mean when I say as we grow older I find it harder to make new good friends, usually they just turn out to be aquantinces or the every now and then lets go out for lunch type =S

    I also like how you girls dine at some fancy looking places hahaha especially loving the first and last restaurants! The outfit you wore for the first restaurant is so pretty, looks super girly but mature at the same time! I guess ladylike is the word I'm looking for? Not that you're not lady like in other photos/outfits =P

    Also it's so cute everyone sends gifts from all over the place! Super sweet and I'm sure you did feel your friends presents from lugging all those around!!! I'd ask for an extra piece for all that work hahaha

    re: I never had friendster but did have a xanga account which I deleted since it makes me cringe to read about my high school days lol Also people do call me Sam but I don't know if I really like that, I guess I don't hate it but I know I don't love it. So I just let people call me that hahaha but sometimes at random places I just say my name is Suki =P

    I hope you're doing well and everything been smooth in your life! Do you have any plans for travel etc?

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  10. are you Pinay? because of the F4 thingy that you said at the intro of this entry. haha! Anyway, food porn! huhu. you're making me hungry :( hehe~ drop by my blog too pretty?

    xoxo,
    Rae
    http://raellarina.blogspot.com/

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  11. Wow, you were able to take lots of great photos on the fly!! I need to develop this talent :) All of the seafood and the deserts look sooo good. I feel inspired to check out cuisines and restaurants beyond my usual. You and your friends (the F4!!) are so nice to each other; I love to see women getting along and supporting each other and just generally showing such kindness and friendship toward one another. I love reading your funny jokes sprinkled in---it is SO HARD to eat crab legs and lobster sometimes hahaha And I wish I could "whine" to my friends and actually have it work!! Also, you look gorgeous in every photo, seriously!! ♥

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  12. Thanks so much for your comment!
    You are all so cute and pretty and I love the little gifts you give each other!

    Have a wonderful day,
    -Kati

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  13. I haven't had anything spicy for 2 months. But I really like it, so I'll be slowly rebuilding my tolerance for it.

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  14. Wow, look at all the glorious food photos, yummy. Your 'F4' reminds me of my group of friends which we called ourselves 'A-H', haha. Ah, high school memories. That's nice you guys still find the time to keep in contact with each other. Friends like these are really rare to have.

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  15. Lisa,

    Thanx babe. Oh yes, I thought that chocolate on the inside of a tangy cherry fruity boiled sweet is just so unique. Usually it is chocolate covering fruits.


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    Ice Pandora,

    Haha… I understand your scrolling. I tend to make the mistake of blogging all at once and ending up with super long posts with too many things happening all at once. Yup, hope everything in your path straightens up soon.


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    Mei,

    Awww… Mei. That’s a really sweet thing to say. I’m smiling at your comment. I do take note of bloggers who leave me comment about my writing. I tend to be really verbose with lengthy post and I reckon that most people dropping by my blog would simply scroll through without really reading. Hence, I would sit up when I notice anyone telling me how they like my writing. Thank you for your lovely words.


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    SUKI,

    Hahaha… I’m just teasing you with your “new” name. At least, it’s new to me that I could call you Suki.

    I’ve always enjoyed reading your feedback that sometimes I don’t even know how to start replying. You are always so sweet and I like how you really put in the effort to craft your words for your other blogger friends too.

    Oh my, the wanderlust is biting me. But I’ve got no time to travel with work and other commitments. Hubby and I really hope to go on a trip soon.


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    LISA,

    Thanx for dropping by. =)


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    Rae,

    Hehehe… Nope I’m not. I’m a Singaporean Chinese. I know Meteor Garden was screened in many Asian countries. I will drop by your blog soon!


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    Xlovehappyx,

    Awww… that’s so sweet of you. I’m reading your comment with a smile on my face. I really love my gal pals and I love seeing gals/ladies getting along with one another so well minus all the backstabbing and bitching which many gals often do to their own friends. I’m only glad I do not have true friends like this. Haha… I love what you said about whining and actually have it work. That’s so funny. Thanx for following me as well. Looking forward to more exchanges with you.


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    Kati,

    Thank you dear. That’s sweet of you.


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    Rick,

    To me, laska isn’t very spicy but it could be due to the fact that I’m Asian. Hehe… I’m not super good at taking spicy stuff but I would reckon I could take it more than my American friend here. Da di dum… =)


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    island-shii,

    Thanx for dropping by my blog. Wooh, what does “AH” stand for? I’m so curious to know. I hope you have the time to spend time with your AH too. =)

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