Participants of the Lau Pat Sat lunch gathering:
Shikin, Nisha, Nuraini, Noreen, Huda, Nadiana and me, myself, I.

The above mentioned names made a trip all the way from Temasek Polytechnic after Company Law Test to Lau Pat Sat for lunch. It might sound lame but it was a fun experience despite having to walk under the hot sun with a sizzling weather of 40 Degree Celsius.

We are nearly roasted.

But the desserts were nice.

The Company Law test was mentally torturing and with someone whining that she won’t get full marks, I’d be glad if I can hit 25 out of the bloody 50 marks.

Was so exhausted yesterday and I had a weird dream. A very very bizarre dream. Come to think of it, I want to laugh. This is what I dreamt of:-

SK (I am using initials to protect the person’s identity) and I were watching ‘Initial D’ in an unknown cinema. When the movie ended, Jay Chou came out to the stage with his dancers and bowed to the audience (yes! This part is so full of crap! Dancers! This is a movie and not a Jay Chou concert!! That’s why its so crappy!!). Strangely, everyone, including me and SK were already starting towards the door, totally ignoring Jay. Then Jay rushed up the stairs to our side. I pretended not to notice him.

“Emilyn.” He called my name. (Oh yeah and to think I was so ignorant in the dream!)

“Yes?” I turned over and looked at him.

“How was the movie?” he asked.

I can’t really remembered what I said but I know I briefly replied something like it was interesting because he’s one of the casts.

Then at the lift where SK and I were about to go down, a series of unrealistic events took place. SK asked enthusiastically, “Emilyn! Now I know why you’re so crazy over Jay Chou! He’s really good in the movie!” Then there’s too many silly stuffs that is only possible in a dream.

Okay, back to reality.

What I want to say is, dreams are usually the opposite from reality and it’s so damn crappy always.

In reality, you won’t see Jay Chou and his dancers walking to the stage after the end of ‘Initial D’ to thank the audience.

In reality, no one would walked off or ignore when they spot a superstar.

In reality, SK won’t say “Emilyn! Now I know why you’re so crazy over Jay Chou! He’s really good in the movie!”

That is why the opposite of reality is always a dream.