birthday extravaganza | part 4
(to be updated)
I woke up late in the morning after sleeping at about 4 a.m. after drinks at Felicia's. Lydia had organised a picnic at Lincoln Square at 12.30 p.m. I got ready and thought about wearing my new Collingwood t-shirt that Christine gave me. Anyway, I was there on time, and was the first one there. Everyone else was on COSDU time as usual. =P Lydia, Diana, Florence, Adrian, Shu'an and Jason came and we sat around and chit-chatted a while before Diana said the opening prayer. I hadn't noticed that Diana failed to mention food in her grace before the meal... And I noticed there was an egg carton; I assumed it was hard-boiled eggs.
Next thing I know, raw eggs, flour, water and chocolate milk were dumped unceremoniously on me. I just sat there and took it. I think that spoilt a bit of the fun of the 'saboing', and I did not react adversely so that the fun would be dampened a bit. I think some took it to mean that I was really angry. On the contrary, I was strangely honoured. I don't recall anyone else having been sabo-ed like that in COSDU over the two years I've been here.
the birthday boy covered in flour, eggs, chocolate milk and water
drinks at pugg's: a few cosdu gals, an old friend from cjc and me =)
I woke up late in the morning after sleeping at about 4 a.m. after drinks at Felicia's. Lydia had organised a picnic at Lincoln Square at 12.30 p.m. I got ready and thought about wearing my new Collingwood t-shirt that Christine gave me. Anyway, I was there on time, and was the first one there. Everyone else was on COSDU time as usual. =P Lydia, Diana, Florence, Adrian, Shu'an and Jason came and we sat around and chit-chatted a while before Diana said the opening prayer. I hadn't noticed that Diana failed to mention food in her grace before the meal... And I noticed there was an egg carton; I assumed it was hard-boiled eggs.
Next thing I know, raw eggs, flour, water and chocolate milk were dumped unceremoniously on me. I just sat there and took it. I think that spoilt a bit of the fun of the 'saboing', and I did not react adversely so that the fun would be dampened a bit. I think some took it to mean that I was really angry. On the contrary, I was strangely honoured. I don't recall anyone else having been sabo-ed like that in COSDU over the two years I've been here.
the birthday boy covered in flour, eggs, chocolate milk and water
drinks at pugg's: a few cosdu gals, an old friend from cjc and me =)