Last Thursday, I had a date with my girl friend Michelle. Met her in town, we took a cup of coffee and talked about lots of stuff. Then a friend of us finally joined us and we had this conversation about self improvement. It’s not that much actually but I’m glad to have met these people because they are inspiring and encouraging personal growth. We also talked about how young we are still and that it’s never too late to achieve your dreams even if you’re almost 30.
After coffee, we went to the Japanese restaurant to eat gyoza and dumplings.
Thursday was perfect because it’s freaking 21 degrees Celcius! It’s definitely a summer temperature and a perfect day to take pictures.
GyozaMy beautiful friend Michelle.Dumplings. Too bad I got full before I could taste them.The view 🙂At the Petroleum Park
Michelle braided my hair. Two types of braid in one.Cool street mural painting. That’s me by the way. I can’t pose. 😛
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2 thoughts on “A Date with Michelle”
Where there are gyoza and dumplings there is hope.
I cheated. Yip I did it, I am not proud of it, but that won't change a thing. This is my story of me trying to survive one day at a time. No guarantees....
Where there are gyoza and dumplings there is hope.
Agree 😀