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Wednesday, August 08, 2007

One of my colleague, M was too stressed over work and so she jio me and CL for lunch at Holland Village in order to destress. Well, we took a cab down and stopped by somewhere near sushi tei. Crossed over to have our main dish at the food centre. I had the sliced fish hor fun, looks bland but i supposed it's a healthier choice. The hawker was rather generous with the beansprouts (although the famous nasi lemak looks tempting) but i wouldn't want to feel guilty having that. C had the typical seafood hor fun while M chose the gong bao ji.

After eating, M suggested to have coffee over at n.y.d.c.. while there were other suggestions, we decided to stick to that. I was about 7/10 full but not wanting to be a spoilsport or anything, i agreed without hestitant.

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