Quick! Stop My Drool!

Imagine 50 men crowding around you. All single and eligible bachelors who are in their prime; and in different shapes, sizes and flavours. "Unbelievably yummy and mind-blowing!", I would say. =)) 

It was pure luck that I won a pair of tickets to CLEO's Eligible Bachelor Party of the year. The moment I received the news, I knew I was going. Why not since I am newly single, have loads of time on my hand and wouldn't mind an eye candy on a Friday night. Gerry and I embarked on some girly fun. No guys allowed.

The club was not packed to the brim but it was packed enough to make navigating through the human pile not an easy task. Girls screaming in the background. Whistles blowing. Music blasting. For a moment, I felt awkward - like I did not belong. The last time I went clubbing was, say eons ago? I am a dinosaur when it comes to clubbing! But that moment was brief as. After the first round of drinks, I was sure I blended in perfectly! =) Everything just seems to fit all of a sudden.

So, what makes these guys eligible bachelors? They may not all be drop-dead gorgeous but we do realised one thing they all have in common - a PURR-FECT body. Long torso, huge biceps, rock-hard abs, and chests comparable to King Kong's. There must be a reason why tall, dark and handsome go together. Because these guys are all tan tan tan!! =)

One of the bachelors stood out. He may not be your typical handsome man. But he is tall, dark and extremely talented. Has a personality that is big and charming. And a voice that melts my heart. He performed at the party and rocked the house down. His MP3 is now playing on my iTunes on repeat. Find me a man who serenades me with a voice like his and I will melt on the spot.

He wasn't the winner. Having talents alone doesn't make you an eligible bachelor, I guess. The winner is Vivian Dawson, Personal Trainer, 25. He's a Kiwi and is very tall, mildly dark and handsome. He does stand out from the rest. And a far cry from last year's winner.

The party ended. The crowd dispersed. Those who wished to continue their night at Zirca remained but we didn't. We headed outside. There were cameras flashing; interviews being held by MTV, radio stations and whatnots; and the eligible bachelors up close and personal. We took this opportunity to take more photos too!

Gerry suggested Pump Room after. Live band, Jive Talkin', was playing there. We continued the night with more booze, music, dancing and girly fun. It was liberating. I felt alive once again. 

There was this moment when the band was playing "I Will Survive" that my eyes turned watery and a tear sneaked out as I thought of you. I wiped my tears away and sang those words with you in my mind.

First I was afraid 

I was petrified

Kept thinking I could never live without you by my side. 

But I spent so many nights thinking how you did me wrong,

I grew strong

I learned how to carry on...

That was that brief moment there. Then, I partied the night like there is no tomorrow!

xoxo Denise