2010 Reunion Gathering

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There's a say - Once a Marian, Always a Marians. I absolutely agree with this sentence!

Few weeks ago, I have attended one of the gathering setup by my long lost friends, Lil. Its been one decade since the last time I met most of them. Now, it's not only them but their partner too!! Some had gotten married with kids, some engaged and some with a partner.

I still remember how pollute the whole schools with girls only talk and its been a decade that I hear all the girls talk. Being in all girls school, it's quite challenging. Teachers becoming our target for gossips and lesbian-tomboy thingy is common. We even changed cloth for PJ in the room with no walls or anything! That is what we call GIRLS. Hahaha ..

From this gathering, the atmosphere of school time is back. Everywhere, there's ladies chit-chating, laughing and crazy-ing. I think we have made other customer there very uncomfortable. BF describe the atmosphere as noise pollutions and not peaceful. Hahahaha!! I think he will think twice about going for another all-girls-school reunion gathering. Hahaha...

Anyway, we enjoy the food and the company of old time friends. The theme for the night is white and blue - just like our schools' logos ..

Once a Marian, Always a Marian

Here's some photos on the food and atmosphere. Enjoy!

Mari Mari~!!


Non-alcoholic drink
The biggest kopi-o-peng I ever saw!






This one is chicken terriyaki
Nickname I gave 'baby octopus'






Everyone left the table for camwhore

Comments

Glo-w~* said…
The cup cakes look adorable^^
9:32 AM
Dav DiDi said…
yeah .. Its very popular nowadays ..
1:09 PM
Rose world said…
Didi, I didnt know you were a Marian! hahaha! I am one too, but never attend any reunion or meeting. :p
12:52 PM
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