Mentors' Tea was...somewhat disappointing.

Left home super early in the morning, but the bus drove off just as I reached the interchange so I only got to J8 at 7.55am. I ran all the way to the gate Vic was trying to direct me to, and she brought Jinghui and I to Junior Block.

We were early, so we went to the toilet first. The RI girls' toilets are SO CHIO kay. They look like freaking chalet toilets. Life is so unfair.

I took a picture.

Don't ask me why I look fat. I don't know, okay!

Tea with our student and expert-mentors wasn't much of a tea, because we all forgot to get food for ourselves. And the meeting was so formal and working-relationship la D: I know it's stated in the rules and regulations, but it's so...not fun. Anyway our student-mentors are coming to RGS to see us on Thursday during RS block squee!

Oh, and our rules and regulations regarding the relationship between mentors and mentees are so detailed it's freaking hilarious. Will post it up sometime.

Our expert-mentor, Ms Pao, is apparently from the Supreme Court :O Wow. And she was an old girl, too.

I went for high tea with my parents and grandma at Sheraton Towers after that, it was awesome and they served chocolate fondue! I decided to practice calligraphy with my leftover melted chocolate.

Thus:


But my dad picked up a metal fork, dipped it in chocolate and changed it to this. :/



(Note: These two pictures were posed for; ie. I scrubbed out the top part of the 'g' my dad wrote and added it back in later for the sake of photo-taking.)


This wasn't posed for, though. I got more chocolate to write a longer message and draw a star with. So pretty right. :D But all the waiters and waitresses didn't dare to clear the plates I wrote on leaving me with plate overflow and too much chocolate. Sigh.

Or maybe they actually managed to figure out that I wrote the message to laugh at them for their plate-clearing efficiency, and refused to take away my plates after that. :/