suzhou knocks

yeah we brought them to rendezvous restaurant to reminisce the hawker fare of home. oh what a night at xin tian d thereafter and gosh, somehow the club seems to be getting all the songs wrong. the kind of music the djs were playing simply *yawns*. i am so gonna spend my next chillin night at one of those cozy dreamy cafes, listening to the music and staring at the candle light with my cuppa.

soon shanghai will come knocking on the doors of suzhou and my oh my, it's only half an hour by train. i will love to visit the gardens and water villages nearby. so pretty.

feels good seeing them though. reminds me of my school days walking towards the classroom and you simply can't help but smiling when you see them waiting outside. although i am looking forward to finish my internsip period, the thought of graduating seems awefully unappetising. time really flies when you're having fun, after all the complaining and dreadful days in sentosa suddenly i'm hoping that it never ended.

The director of public relations at four seasons shanghai asked us what are the chances of working in the city and my answer was close to zero. difficult for words to explain, i just feel that adapting to the culture and people of the city is one thing, but there are so many cities in the world to experience, but of course at a price. however i do not really care since my passion is with flying and seriously i will place my career path in the airline industry first before considering the hotel industry.