A Love-Filled Weekend

Close your eyes and picture this - the feeling of love hovering in the air and lingering in the background. The feeling of simply being loved.

That was exactly how my weekend had been. Isn't it a splendid way to end the last weekend of the month? I reckon it is.

Just as desolation and loneliness could sometimes go into overdrive, happiness and feeling loved could sometimes hit you in overdose. "How could I be so lucky?", I asked myself tonight.

Thanks to sweet Whang, I had a taste of France on Saturday night. Foie Gras. Duck Breast Confit. Tuna Tartare. Raspberry Souffle. All these were more than enough to tickle my taste buds and have me wanting more. Not only was the food a mood-lifter and stomach-expander, the warm host and hostess were an inspiration (for me, at least).

My blissful weekend didn't just end there. For I had G & T 'visiting' this very day. From them, I got a taste of Melbourne the entire Sunday. It was absolutely lovely and nostalgic and had double the happy effects compared to the night before. Maybe it was the time apart. Seeing them was like seeing family.

We had lunch at Little India. Kudos to T for picking that place - Blue Diamond, it's called. The greedy couple kept pinching my egg prata - they must really like it and good thing, I wasn't very into Indian then. =)

How our supposed lunch meetup could turn into an all-day-round-Singapore tour, I have no idea. All I can say is, it was a good turn in events. Dinner was the famous beef kway teow at Geylang - after so many years, it still tastes THAT good! Dessert was not your typical cake or ice-cream, as we decided we would end the day (or like T said, begin their honeymoon) with that oh-so-pungent durian! The fruit could have been better but for tonight, we made do with what we had.

My love-filled weekend came to an end as I hugged G goodbye before hopping into the cab. A tinge of sadness, yes. But it was amidst the abundance of joy in my heart.

All my wonderful friends had no idea how they had absolutely made my weekend. *Lurve them to bits*