hooked on to All i need is You by Hillsong United
And the rest of Sheares are off at SRC to support rag, while here i am holed up in my room, sitting on my comfortable (boy, is it comfortable) bed, yabbering away on my laptop.
yesterday i was still contemplating waking my bum in the blindness of the morning to perhaps join them for breakfast and support a bit of rag before going down to SIS.
but alas, the morning beckons and it was already 9.
sometimes, no matter how much effort i seem to put in, i just inevitably grow increasingly detached from hall life, not to mention the lack of purpose i sometimes see in all these meaningless camaraderie.
wait, that is an oxymoron.
camaraderie, n. : Goodwill and lighthearted rapport between or among friends; comradeship. [French, from camarade, comrade, from Old French, roommate. See comrade.]
well.
went down to orchard yesterday to get my black pants for this sunday's choir duty. i had to suppress this huge, bubbling urge to shop the size of a Triceratops and it cost every single fiber of my shopaholic self. If rudy's mood had been a little more accomodating i prolly wouldn't have succeeded leaving orchard only with a lone Zara paper bag.
nevermind. must ren.
on to a new topic, i have found a new love.
His name is Choya. Moments with him were sweet and never dull. Within 5 minutes of the time spent together i was feeling rather high, all warm and fuzzy!
You see, Choya is a Japanese plum wine. it's this traditional Japanese aperitif / dessert wine. Serving suggestions include: on the rocks, as a tonic or simply poured over vanilla ice cream to enjoy a unique plum flavored dessert.
in the exact words of the advertiser.
it looks like this.
i didnt have the luxury of a 750ml Choya though. Rudy got me the baby version after i retold my first experience of drinking Choya 6 years ago. see, so tiny.
i personally like it on the rocks, with a coupla ice cubes. It makes the taste not too strong (at 16% alcohol content it's makes you pretty knocked out if consumed too much), and somehow brings out the sweetness of the plum.
and with that said, i've fallen in love with Choya all over again.
ok. i'm sounding too much like an alcoholic for my own good.
but do give it a try, it's yummy.
=)
i realise nowadays i seem to have developed a penchant for writing blog entries which are full of incoherent thoughts and unclear endings. but what do you care, it's my blog. and i dont think anyone reads anymore. other than rudy. heee...
ciao.
