mera mera

Hello!

Today I went to check out this really cool exhibition with Jon today at the NLB.

Its on the 8th floor if anyone wants to go see.

Its really cool because it gives very interesting information on how some streets are being named and all that...Pls go check it out ^^

and this is my outfit of the day.

I also went on a shopping spree at topshop and zara today just because I really need new clothes. Heres just two that I snapped.
I think if I wear this dress out, I cannot eat the whole day. CONFIRM CAN SEE TUMMY. *_*
ANYWAYSSSS, Jon bought me this really nice cashmere shawl from India. His mom handpicked it apparently, and I really really like it. Its got really BEAUTIFUL chain stitches on it, and its all handsewn, I flipped it to the back to check whether its machine or hand worked, AND ITS REALLY ALL 100% HAND SEWN.

wowwwwwww. amazemos.

We were at Bugis starbucks today and had this strange encounter with this auntie. Initially I was puzzled because I thought she was working at starbucks since she was cleaning the tables and arranging the chairs. But starbucks where got hire aunties, and she wasnt wearing the starbucks apron also. So I went to buy a drink and grabbed a magazine on the way back, and she came up to me and said "Hi miss, please bring the magazine home. We always have a lot of these magazines here. so please take it home okay?" and I'm like "errrrr okay. yeah. i know Juice is free. thanks." and walked away.

And then there was this other instance when this older lady came over to sell us tissue paper, and while jon was trying to get his money out, this weird auntie came again and started to say like "NOO don't give her money" and started waving frantically in an attempt to stop us.

I just kept observing this auntie afterwards. Whenever people left she would hurry over to clean their tables and arrange the chairs nicely. And whenever new people came in she would go up to them and ask them "table for how many people?", she even suggested drinks for them to drink.

COOL SIA THIS AUNTIE, like free labour at starbucks.