Finally finally finally!!!
The term has almost come to a close and I'm beginning to smell the Christmasy air (if there's such a thing).
Hubby was away for reservist in the earlier part of the week, so I had some free time on a Thurs afternoon to do this-
Well, I'm highly satisfied with the lash extension because even MAC makeup counter salesgirl was tricked, thinking that it was natural. She was so envious till I told her, "No lah, just pulling your leg, it's fake one."
These lashes are incredible. They can actually withstand the strong sea breeze and sweat while i jog at east coast. Given that i'm so clumsy, I'm really facinated at the type of glue the salon used to make these lashes stay in place. To sum up, 5 out of 5 stars and thumbs up for these extensions. In fact, I'm giving it some thought as to get the package deal or not.
On Friday, everyone around was walking on sunshine cos it's the last formal day of school. heh. To spice things up, we had our annual dinner and dance that evening. Atmosphere was light and highly entertaining. I had such a good time laughing away at all the programmes.
Some snapshots of the evening-
2 of the best dressed school babes- 'ster & NSL
The hunk-
Bee had reservist up till Sat and when he got back, it was half a day gone. That didn't dampen our mood to get good food that day, and we set off for Ion to try the katsu don at Ginza Bairin, which according to HL is highly value for money . Ginza Bairin is a Tokyo Ginza-based specialty Tonkatsu (breaded, deep-fried pork cutlet) restaurant offering a variety of Signature dishes that have been kept true for three generations. For the price of $13++, you can get a decent katsu set with no compromise on the taste factor. I personally think that the quality of katsu is comparable to that of tampopo.
Bee had reservist up till Sat and when he got back, it was half a day gone. That didn't dampen our mood to get good food that day, and we set off for Ion to try the katsu don at Ginza Bairin, which according to HL is highly value for money . Ginza Bairin is a Tokyo Ginza-based specialty Tonkatsu (breaded, deep-fried pork cutlet) restaurant offering a variety of Signature dishes that have been kept true for three generations. For the price of $13++, you can get a decent katsu set with no compromise on the taste factor. I personally think that the quality of katsu is comparable to that of tampopo.
His katsu set
My katsu don set
Ginza Bairin
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