Wednesday, November 19, 2008

Chalet at Changi... again.

Actually sometime in Oct... I had a family chalet. I guess family chalets mean a lot of different things to everyone. Some may dread it, some may even avoid it. But to me family chalets spell out the word 'vacation home' to me. I think Mr and Mrs Tan avoid traveling when I was much younger... I think they hate being in a foreign place. So every December, instead of going on a family trip overseas, we head down to Changi for a family chalet... so it always seem as though we were going to our vacation home. This time around, it felt the same.

Once again after A hard year of work, Mrs Tan gets her wish of going to the chalet again...
Mrs Tan asked me if I would like to invite a few friends over to my family chalet and I did. I didn't ask everyone down as I didn't want to give the other Tans a hard time preparing the food and stuff. So I decided to ask some of my closer friends to join the Tans for the BBQ. I seriously think its like the 20th time we have been there... but every time, I always look forward to spend time with my family and invite my friends for a BBQ night out just to chill.

But I guess this time around... I had a bit more fun... Cause I guess it was extremely great to house the little 'Geo family' I had. It was rather fun to drive Princess Sarah around Singapore to run errands... not forgetting my honour to talk to her for an entire afternoon. And there was the nature walk with Jelena ... where we had to entertain the Princess's funny request... haha. Most BBQs beat the regular dinner but they always taste better when you have funny friends who think that the pork taste like chicken... haha. Lastly, its always great to have a 'chick flick' after a meal and lots of sparkles to brighten your night.
So yar... I think chalets play a very big part in my life... and that is the impertus for 'Operation: boot camp' ... okie let this post remind myself of making it happen. haha.

Jelena and Princess Sarah
I think they were both so hungry, they wanted to eat rocks...

Mr Tan the Fisherman
(He actually posed for the pic...)
My mum and I agree that Mr Tan should stop fishing... he isn't really that young as he think he really is. But I must say, he still catches quite a bit.


Man in a 'boat'
The 'boat' was made from a container


Little children and their fireworks
Who says one can be too old to be a kid?

No comments: