My friends Bijal and Rupa wanted to bring Sara and I out for dinner at an Authentic Indian place, which she said was the best this Side of India. On the Jubilee line, near the Queensbury station, is this private club where we met and had dinner. I had heard that curry was hot here in England, and I wanted to taste it for myself, just to see how hot, hot was. It was good, not too had till you could no longer taste anything with your tongue, but hot enough it made you sweat Good food, good fellowship with the two girls who I met while backpacking in Thailand all those years ago.

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On a cold rainy Sunday morning in London, I had a whole lot of catching up to do, spending time with a few Malaysian friends. The first was my cell member brother Jeremy who was in town for a day while traveling on a business trip. We met up for lunch at Chinatown, in a restaurant called the Four Seasons and had some amazing duck rice It was nice just to have a time to chat and catch up with him. After lunch, we went for coffee in Covent Garden and then shopped for a while. I bought a new pair of Jeans and Jem bought some shoes and some clothes, and he then headed off to the airport to catch his flight home.

I proceeded to walk around a little bit more and then headed to Dominion theater which is home to the Musical , “We Will Rock You”, but more importantly on Sundays, its the home of Hillsongs London. There I met up with the usual suspects Mel and Corny, but to my joy and surprise I also bumped into a fellow GTian, Elsie Ooi, who is here on business We then went for dinner at a Vietnamese place not far from the church.  also met another Malaysian student named Jason Kang, who went to a GT Secondary cell years ago. Ah, having friends in London rocks

Check it out man! Even my friends Jon and Hwee Yen are featured How come I am not ah Liang?