Everytime i think the weather has eased up, it just gets worse. we've hit another bout of bad weather. showers, gale-like winds, you name it. this place just never ceases to amaze me. it's supposed to be another bad week, so i'm preppng myself with boots pants and the brollie tomorrow. i think i might even be missing the hot scorching sun back home.
In any case, this has been a DVD weekend. We watched Elizabeth:The Golden Age and Rush Hour 3 on Friday, followed by The Heartbreak Kid and As You Like It yesterday.
RH3 was as usual - chock-full of Jackie's usual kungfu madness. Heartbreak Kid was really quite entertaining. Elizabeth was serious yet totally thoughtful. As You Like It - i fell asleep halfway and decided to call mum instead. yeps, i've listed them according to how much i enjoyed those shows.
Friday night, we were at Cafe Cairo with K's bunch of friends. The food was really good, we had the hummus, red pepper hummus, baba ganoush, tabouleh, and some yogurt-cucumber dip with pita bread for starters. hao-e had the steak while i enoyed my chicken tajine (a la claypot rice but swop rice with couscous). the company was hilarious. they were all slightly younger, their energy was really contagious. and we finally reached the conclusion - bermuda kids are more wordly than their american counterparts. i suppose worldliness stems from the fact that they live on an island highly dependent on external sources for food, entertainment, education, and labour. they are less sheltered and more independent. a nice grounded bunch.
i'm sorry for the lack of pictures. my camera has retired to the place where dead cameras lie. i refuse to use hao-e's camera. pictures will have to wait till i get camera fixed in singapore. sighs.
In any case, this has been a DVD weekend. We watched Elizabeth:The Golden Age and Rush Hour 3 on Friday, followed by The Heartbreak Kid and As You Like It yesterday.
RH3 was as usual - chock-full of Jackie's usual kungfu madness. Heartbreak Kid was really quite entertaining. Elizabeth was serious yet totally thoughtful. As You Like It - i fell asleep halfway and decided to call mum instead. yeps, i've listed them according to how much i enjoyed those shows.
Friday night, we were at Cafe Cairo with K's bunch of friends. The food was really good, we had the hummus, red pepper hummus, baba ganoush, tabouleh, and some yogurt-cucumber dip with pita bread for starters. hao-e had the steak while i enoyed my chicken tajine (a la claypot rice but swop rice with couscous). the company was hilarious. they were all slightly younger, their energy was really contagious. and we finally reached the conclusion - bermuda kids are more wordly than their american counterparts. i suppose worldliness stems from the fact that they live on an island highly dependent on external sources for food, entertainment, education, and labour. they are less sheltered and more independent. a nice grounded bunch.
i'm sorry for the lack of pictures. my camera has retired to the place where dead cameras lie. i refuse to use hao-e's camera. pictures will have to wait till i get camera fixed in singapore. sighs.
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