Hehe… it’s the time of the year when:

• It’s the guy’s worst nightmare
• Where a single stalk of rose costs $12
• Where a bunch of 11 roses cost $188
• Where reservations at restaurants are all full (and even MacD may be full!)
• Where you will see lovey dovey couples walking down the isle along Esplanade, against the setting sun in the sea
• Where you will see entreprenuering business youngsters selling teddy bears at $10-$50
• Where you will see singles walking either with a look that
  • is happy that they do not have to spend a fortune (especially guys, usually guys)
  • is sad because the Valentine that they hoped for didn’t turn up/couldn’t make it/doesn’t want to go out with them
• Where you will see girls walking happily with a bouquet of small little flowers
  • which could have been bought by themselves

Yes! It’s Valentine’s Day! Woohoo! Here’s wishing everyone a Happy Valentine’s Day! As for me, I have a date with my lecturer! Woohoo! Together with 39 other people in the lecture theatre…

So, if I didn’t have late, late lessons, what would be my dream outing? Hmm…

• Sitting by the isle along Esplanade would be nice
• No fancy dinner, just a picnic mat with homemade or tabao’ed food would be nice
• No need wine, just nice soya bean drink would be good
• Flowers or teddy bears would be nice, but please, buy them before V-Day It’s just not worth the commercialization
• Nice breeze that won’t blow everything away would be good too

Hehe… come to think of it, this did happen before… except that it wasn’t on Valentine’s Day. For those who are celebrate this heavily commercialised day, I hope you will enjoy your day! But most importantly, if you love someone, every day is Valentine’s Day.