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Friday, July 23, 2010 | 9:26 PM
Oh my God. It was hard trying to surprise Yi Ting! The first thing we had to do upon reaching school was to hide the cake in the lab's fridge for project prototypes. And we were praying she wouldn't notice it. (Thank goodness she didn't.) It got harder during lunch. Shi Hui was supposed to bring her down to MacDonald's while I wait till they're ready before going down with the cake. But a whole lot of things happened along the way, like being asked to go for sensory evaluations (not that I mind. The food's good!) and not being able to find a table at the fast food canteen. Good thing everything worked out! :D
I think we reeeeeally caught Yi Ting off-guard. Haha. I'm glad she's happy, that's all. :)
Don't you think the cake still looks delicious despite being quartered? Maybe it's just me. I love cream cakes. (:
It's a SCL tradition to celebrate the National Day. It's an annual thing (and generally a snooze fest for the students). I can't recall what we had in Year 1. But last year it was some talk, which isn't the most exciting programme at all. This year's slightly more interesting. There's the Talent Show whereby students and lecturers go on stage and showcase their skills. It would've been nice, if it hadn't been marred by the judges' overly unrealistic praises. "Best singer I've ever heard." Isn't that taking a remark too far? Whatever happened to constructive criticism?
Anyway, I arrived late. Got held up by final year project at the microbiology lab. Here's whatever's left of the SCL NDP Celebration 2010!
I think we reeeeeally caught Yi Ting off-guard. Haha. I'm glad she's happy, that's all. :)
Don't you think the cake still looks delicious despite being quartered? Maybe it's just me. I love cream cakes. (:
It's a SCL tradition to celebrate the National Day. It's an annual thing (and generally a snooze fest for the students). I can't recall what we had in Year 1. But last year it was some talk, which isn't the most exciting programme at all. This year's slightly more interesting. There's the Talent Show whereby students and lecturers go on stage and showcase their skills. It would've been nice, if it hadn't been marred by the judges' overly unrealistic praises. "Best singer I've ever heard." Isn't that taking a remark too far? Whatever happened to constructive criticism?
Anyway, I arrived late. Got held up by final year project at the microbiology lab. Here's whatever's left of the SCL NDP Celebration 2010!
CHARMAINE CHEONG.