
Ya Kun Kaya Toast

Cups, for a lack of a better caption.

Set A, $3.70
For more reasons than one, yesterday's outing could have been much better. Being in Tampines isn't exactly the best of ways to get into the festive spirit. Of course, we did all the things normal, bored people would do on the eve of a festival; we joined in the countdown, we idled around blabbering rubbish and we caught a movie at midnight.
I never thought I would watch 'The Chronicles of Narnia' as I was never much of a fantasy fan. But as all things in life goes, sometimes, we don't have a choice. And on other occasions, we get deceived by our best friends. The show was pleasurable while it lasted and maybe having not read the book, I was able to stay awake for most parts of it, and to some extent, rather glued to the screen when the lion was getting killed. But I did, in the middle of the show, dozed off for a couple of minutes.
Later, we hopped on to a cab back to my friend's place for the night, getting conned by the wretch driver in the process.
Morning came relatively quickly, for we only slept a couple of hours and breakfast on Christmas Day was just a simple affair at White Sands. After which, I made my way home across the island with work filling my mind and a lousy email irking me just as I switched on the computer. Bah!
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On my way to meeting my companions last night, I saw a girl on the train. She probably is still in primary school and I would judge her age to be around 9 or 10. the reason she caught my eye was because she looked incredibly pretty for someone so young. I am sure that she must be of some mixed origin, maybe a hint of Indian perhaps? With her, was a noisy little boy who insisted on playing a ridiculous game of naming all the animals of the sea. I confessed that I tried to go through several names of oceanic animals and was quite pleased at the number I could think of just at my fingertips. Anyway, there was a woman with the two of them, whom I come to regard as their maid because she looked Indonesian/Filipino. Gross stereotyping, but I cannot help it.
This girl in question, looked a lot like her 'maid', which got me thinking what did the Father do. Maybe I am overly suspicious. The 'maid' could have easily been her Mother, yes?
Then again, she had really good features and am sure she would turn out into a fine young woman. A pity I'm already past the primary school stage by slightly more than half a decade.