It was the last prelim paper for Esther today. Haha. She was so happy about her econs paper. I can relate to that feeling. Anyone would be over the moon if everything they focused on came out and they know they will score for the paper. In fact, it is that feeling that's what motivates me to mug. I want to walk out of the exam hall, grinning like a Cheshire cat. Once, I even went "yay!" while the invigilator collected my paper. She laughed at me, all right.
We had a super interesting discussion about capital punishment and human experiments on the MRT ride to Orchard. I like reading Wikipedia articles on psychology, microbiology, and medical disorders or syndromes. Occasionally, I would touch on other fields too. It's so fun to know as much as you can (to me, at least). I recalled reading up on lethal injection months back. Heck, I still remember the first guy to be sentenced was named Charles something and another particular case whereby the entire procedure took two hours, which subsequently raised questions about the efficacy of this method of capital punishment.
My brain has an awful knack for memorising random trivia and statistics. It doesn't memorise anything instantly and permanently unless it's psychology or microbiology either. Great brain I have indeed. Sigh.
Onto today's outing: Swensen's Ice Cream Buffet! (:
Had a hard time finding the restaurant. It wasn't located within Ion itself. The map on the directory didn't help. I find the sketch inaccurate. Simply put, the restaurant is located on the upper floor on the Orchard MRT station. Remember there used to be a Popular outlet? It's around there.
Almost everyone there were there solely for the buffet. There's an on-going promotion. Two people dine for the price of one, provided you print out and show the staff the promotional coupon (go google it up yourself). The promotion is until 30 September 2009.
Ice cream, cakes, waffles, sundaes. It may seem worthwhile. But really, there's only so much sweetness the tongue can handle. You won't be able to stomach as much as you think you can. Still, it's about the thrill. Haha!

CAKES! CAKES! :D


Like I said, the sweetness got to us. It almost felt sick. We badly needed something salty to get rid of the aftertaste. So we bought Gindaco's takoyakis. Their takoyakis are really different from Takopachi's. It's more fragrant and crispy on the outside. (:
I'm getting miserable...