Yeah.. its more like the sound of irritating kids and sight of never-early-singaporeans that totally spoilt my Sound Of Music.. :pout1 Why are Singaporeans parents even bringing or thinking of bringing their young children or even babies to watch a play?

Firstly, they are too young to understand shit abt the play, so I got this really curious child behind me that keeps asking his/her daddy “what’s this”, “who’s that” type of questions..

Secondly, they are never able to sit on the chair properly for more than 2 hours.. really why bother?

Thirdly, the worst part of this is the play has kids singing and the yound children in the audience would want to sing along to it.. arugh!

And please never be late for play.. I think cinema and theatres shld employ a row system whereby the earliest audience get to move to the centre of the row and late comers sit by the side instead..

:mad1

Sound of Music was like my fave show last time when i was young.. listening to some of the songs again yesterday was really enjoyable.. :beam1 Although I think all the actors and actoresses voice are a bit too high for my liking..

After the show we, meaning my gf and her sis and me, went to Kenny Roger’s to eat.. being the Kiasu singaporean that we are.. we decided to chop a table before ordering.. haha cannot blame us mah.. we never ate at Kenny before.. so dunno the rules.. After dinner went walk walk and play Xbox… anyone knows of nice Xbox games for multiplaying? I would like probably something like the Dynasty Warrior probably in more modern setting.. hehe

One more week till exam.. :zip1 So sian to start studying… haiz