ICE.COLD.COFFEE

Actually, not really.

I just love the eye candy.

My Mum didn't cook dinner today so I went to buy dinner for us.

I volunteered to go. Even though it was raining heavily (and yes, we swam in the rain today).

Because there are 2 awesomely shuai guys at the cai4 fan4 stall.

I feel really shy around them though. Don't know why. Just shy la. Then they're very nice to customers, always talk to them (esp girls! seldom see them talk to men. Haha...).

Once, I bought food from another stall and when I walked pass the rice stall to go out, they said bye bye to me. I was quite surprised then I didn't know what to say. And can you believe it? I just smiled a little at them then quickly walked off. Like I was running away la! Aiyoh... Damn embarrassing.

Look at the lay out of the foodcourt. I wanna tell you something. (those little circles are the tables and chairs. I know my drawing sucks. I drew it at "paint" what...)

Usually people will walk pass the rice stall to get to the other stalls cos it's the "obvious" route. My Mum wanted yu rou mi fen (loosely translated: fried-fish noodles) from the fish stall.

Instead of taking the obvious route, I walked on the red path, in between the tables and chairs cos I didn't want to pass by the rice stall... yet.

After buying my Mum's and brother's food, I went to the rice stall to buy my dinner. I bought from that stall not because the food's really nice, but because... ahem*. Haha...

Sometimes it'll be an old guy manning the stall. Maybe he's the boss? Anyway, if it's him, I'll buy something else instead. The rice stall isn't exactly the best stall in the foodcourt. I only buy if... haha... you know.

Today, some other guy was there instead. Not the 2 usual shuai guys. But I bought rice anyway. Then after a while, one of the shuai guys (lets call him A) came out of the kitchen and cos there were too many customers.

I was secretly happy. Whahaha... An shuang! :D

He wasn't the one who got my food though. It was the new shuai guy (we'll call him B).

I thought I heard them say "ta1 hen2 mei3" (she's pretty). But I wasn't too sure so I pretend I never hear anything. Maybe it was just my halucination. Fine, I'm crazy, ok?! Don't laugh!

Then B collected money from me and asked in Chinese "It's raining very heavily outside is it?"

Me: Yup.

A (looks over while serving another customer) (also in Chinese): Got bring umbrella?

Me: Yes (point to my red umbrella)

Me: (collects change) thank you.

Then I went off. I think I was walking very fast this time too. I must be siao la!

I just got so excited and happy that I was smiling all the way home!

CRAZY ME! :D