Well, i know you guys must be thinking that i'm crazy to blogging in the middle of the night (12:26AM). Today, Diyana, Eileen, Jefferson, Raju and me was on a "yatch-car" (Truck) party touring far from what you guys might have long expected. Around Singapore? Nope. We went beyond the borders of Singapore to JB, Malaysia.

Let me tell you about our tour outing. We left SG at around 6:45pm with the intention to have our dinner there. But bad luck soon came blocking our fun exprience. Jefferson lost his new phone which meant alot to him. He noticed his phone went missing when were about to board our yatch. It was last seen at Kranji MRT station where i think it dropped off his pocket.

But still, he continued the trip. From his expression, i could see that all his smiles throughout the trip seems to be masked by dissapointment. I could sense that he is worried about his lost phone.

We had our dinner at a seafood restaurant (Kopitiam type) under the bright hazy moon. The food there was totally too much and it just cost us a total of $142(Joking, RM 142) which is only like $8 per person. It was a worth while eat-out spot.

The exciting begins when we took a ride around Johor's very own "Changi Village." There wasn't any "hot babes" except one since the police were on patrols. We lowered our window screen and pestered around with "her." Right after we're done with disturbing "her." We continued the trip at a breathtaking beach which has a scenic view of Singapore's forest. Right after that, We played games at the arcade and did some shopping (not really, just looking around) at a bollywood town of Raju's, Danga Bay.

We ended our trip at 11:45PM and returned to homeland right before the last train. Hopefully, Eileen doesn't miss her last train at the Orange Line. In total conclusion, all of us had fun outing outside the country's border together. Pictures would be added once i've pestered Eileen for it.

PS: Jefferson, what is done is done, we cannot change what that had already happened. Hope you get over it soon. Till then, hopefully the person who found it would probably return them to its rightful owner.