It was exhilarating yet nerve-wrecking to drive from my place, to Holland V, to Zouk, then back to Holland V, and proceeding to find my way home.
My first time driving out of the East, and into the city.
My heart was racing as I tried to navigate my way to the city.
Oddly enough, coming home from Holland V was a simple task.
Hm.. You know when you're growing older when:
1) you decide to drive instead of taking a cab home from Zouk, aware of the fact that the cab fare could set you back 25 buckaroos. (The 50% midnight charge is ridiculous!!)
2) you decide to drive so you won't drink, because drinking means more moolah's flying out from your wallet. "I drive, because I don't wanna drink". =)
3) you finally realise that it's not easy to earn money, and therefore, watch every single cent you spend.
I didn't enjoy myself much. I don't know if it's another sign of ageing, but the crowd at Velvet is too old and businessman-y for me.
Zouk's music's too weird for me. Trance... I really have abso-fucking-lutely no idea how to dance to that. Unless you consider the action of electricuted dancing, then I'll probably be able to enjoy Trance.
I love RnB, and use to be able to stay at Phuture for the entire night.... But...
I FEEL SO OLD AND OUT OF PLACE THERE!!!!!!!!!!! =((((The people were so young! 18? 19??
And I find the crowd at Phuture really childish. In just about 3 hours, 3 or 4 fights nearly broke out.
小孩子,不要那么激动。 Relax!! Take a chill pill with fries!
Also, the boys are probably trying to deal with their raging hormones, but hey, don't display your horniness and
chee ko pek-ness can?? this shows how desperate you are, and hey, you're announcing to the whole world that you're a born loser because you ain't getting any. Blow-up dolls (or your hands, if you can't afford the dolls) will be men's greatest invention for you. =)
I like how whenever a guy starts getting too close to us, our guy friends would open up the circle, let us in the centre, and close the circle. Thanks guys.
i also saw my neighbour at Phuture. First time seeing him there. Must have turned 18 recently. =P
His group of friends were 1 of those kiddos who initiated a fight on the dance floor. Eh kiddo,
I tell your father ar... Haha!
We used to play together when we were young. But when I saw him a few years back, he was smoking. Bright kid, but led by the nose by the wrong people. Ended up in ITE, smoking, and now, almost fighting.
I heard that his dad has given up hope on him, and never talks about him. He would steer the topic away from his son, and talk about his daughter, who's really smart, instead.
It's kinda sad when your parents don't "show you off", and instead, prefer not to hear your name in a conversation.
Ah well, those kiddos at Phuture will grow out of that rebelling phase, and hopefully tone down.
Just like how I've grown out of clubbing.............
NOOOO!!!!!!!!!!I hope it's because I've had a rather long day, that i'm tired, and had no energy to dance. Besides, I didn't have any alcohol, so I wasn't high enough to dance.
I was up since 9am (I'm usually asleep til 1pm, or til I'm really hungry) to run some errands with dad. Actually, we went secretly to order cakes for mom's birthday, which is today!! (By the way, she was really surprised! And the cakes were beautiful!!!!)
After ordering the cakes, I came home for lunch, then met up with an old pal to accompany him to buy his uni books, and had coffee with him at Holland V. (I wanna go back to school..... sobs)
After coffee, I came back for dinner, slacked a bit, and then embarked on my journey to the city.
Yes. It's been a long day.
I love clubbing.............
I do!maybe... I should try again to confirm.
HAHAHAHAH!
And to end off this entry, I have a piece of good news!!!
But.... I don't think I should announce it.
It concerns my future, and for those who know, I'm closer and closer to leaving you. =(
*Wait. how's the above sentence good news? LOL!*