Yesterday

After school went to Jurong East library to kill some time before meeting Jesper n Ben for Dinner at Wendy's, the only one in singapore in Jurong Point. Since it has only one outlet, I thought Wendy's will offer some better and more exclusive fast food relative to BK or Carls Jnr. But after eating about 3/4 of it's 1/2 pound beef burger, I was wrong. The beef was dry and I felt 'ni' even before finishing it. Even Ben felt the same way. So i'll rank it BELOW MacDonalds. Burger King is THE benchmark for price and burger satisfaction, while Carls Jnr is pricey but all the same fantastic. Arcade after that, we played daytona and air hockey. Still, my arcade driving cant make it. Like I said, 'I excel only in the real thing.' Playing the mini kids air hockey next was really attention-seeking, but it was downright fun. And dangerous. Lionel will definitely make the puck fly and once it hit my fingers. Now its bruised.

Today

Picked up Jesper, vivk n vick before heading to an airforce talk at Depot Road. My primary purpose wasnt to get more info from the talk, but to get the freebies. Like what Lionel says, 'Just go take freebies, my father pays tax'. I was unaware of the refreshments, but it was an added bonus. After that, off to Vivo in 2 cars for light snack in the form of Secret Recipe. Until today, I didnt realise their cakes were sinfully yummy, and I for sure took malaysia's secret recepe for granted. (Think Ringgit).
Vivo was actually a pitstop/timekiller as it was still early for Buffalo Wings @ Sunset. As it neared 6, we were on our long way to Seletar Camp, or Sengkang or ulu place of Singapore. This sunset place is a real experience for me. One has to drive into small tarmac roads, past old eerie colonial buildings and airplane hangars and reach alongside the airport runway. Then by foot we have to make our way to the cafe. This place is supposedly popular for its Buffalo wings and you can pick ur level of spicyness, from Level 1 to Level 10. As 1st timers, the waiter recommended Level3 to 4, and we went with 4. This level caused us to..perspire. Alot. That was the rest and my case, because I'll perspire if I take spicy food. Then again, I sweat after even 5mins of walking. For lionel he almost started to tear up. But it wasnt spicy to the extent we had to call for the involvement of water. So, the next time we re-visit, we can up the level to 5, 6, 7, or 8! It was nightfall already as we made our way out of sunset, and because we were unfamiliar with the roads, we took a wrong turn. Hell it was scary man; Old colonial buildings at the side, huge hanging trees casting imposing shadows on unlit roads, and we had to reverse cos we reached a DEAD end.
Next stop of our food roadtrip was Jalan Kayu, barely a click away from Sunset. We had Indian food there. Indian rojak, prata and mee goreng. Surprisingly this is my 1st time eating Indian rojak and it was good! The bread thingy was awesome, lets just hope i dont get food posioning from it.

Less glamorous side of cycling Source: Cyclingnews

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