So anyway, I got to go for cell on Friday night. Visited Chee Chee's cell for the first time ever since she moved on from the youth ministry and since she had asked me to go several times but I never made it because KL jams are killer.
Oh, my new number 1 pet peeve are traffic jams. They used to be quite high up in the first place, but seriously, getting caught in a standstill only for traffic to suddenly flow smoothly some 5 kilometers down the road just pisses me off so badly. For starters, it's wasted time and secondly, there wasn't any good reason for it in the first place. Just douches waiting till the last minute before attempting to cut four lanes to reach their destination perhaps? The LDP interchange especially is a sour point for me since it's almost always perpetually jammed (unless I come home at 1 in the morning heh).
So anyway, the dynamics of the YA group are quite different from that of the youth though that is hardly unexpected. It's not as noisy for one and the topics of discussion are entirely different if compared to that of the youth. It's good to hear Chee Chee's word though, it has been a long time since I've last sat in one of her cells.
Hit Melur after that, had good conversation, good food and good service for once. If you've ever been to the USJ17 Melur, you would definitely know that the service there is utter crap, but we had this young waiter who was actually quite efficient. Suzanne certainly thought so, praising him loudly to us all in front of him as he took our orders haha. Nothing like a little encouragement eh?
After Melur, I dropped by USJ 5 to visit Adrian, who I didn't even realize was around. Turns out that he was in Beijing for most of his summer holidays. Now, about Adrian... I seriously have nothing but the utmost respect for this guy. He's nice, he's good-looking and as it turns out, he's also quite well-off. I definitely rate him as one of the most eligible guys I know around haha, if not the most. And no, I remain very much 100% straight; it's just that I don't mind giving praise when praise is due.
So anyway, hung out with him, Hon Ming and Nat for awhile and played Cluedo. Wasn't much of a competitive game though, I was cheating outrageously the whole time. Cluedo is actually very easy when you know what to do and what to look for... The funniest thing happened during the first game when Nat won by doing nothing because all of us guys went and tried our luck. We had to though, because we had the character and weapon in the bag with only the place remaining...
Hit the sack soonafter and went to work early on Saturday. Had a half-day before heading to Parade (despite being in 1U at the time) and had lunch with my mother before doing some CNY shopping. It's kinda frustrating when your favorite brand doesn't have your size, but oh well, I still managed to get some new stuff for CNY so all in all it wasn't a wasted trip.
Afterwards, treated the Siows and Sunny to dinner somewhere along the NPE. I don't know the name of the restaurant but the food was phenomenal, especially the seafood petai platter. Had a long talk after that about almost everything under the sun... I really appreciate opportunities like that these days, when you can just talk the whole night away with like-minded friends.
A very good Saturday, followed by a somewhat more mixed Sunday. I was quite anal during church, despite this being the first full church meeting I was able to attend since commencing my employment with KPMG at the beginning of the year, because some things happened that I didn't think too much of.
I'll close off here because I'm tired, it's 1 and I have work tomorrow. And also, after thinking about it, nothing much really happened on Sunday anyway heh.
Till the next post to remind you that I am actually alive.