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{November 26, 2009}   Estoy muy cansada

I am very tired. Even the mid afternoon snack (chocolate pocky) to perk up my senses a little worked only for a fleeting duration (the duration in which I was actually eating it). I want to take a ride home and sleeeeeeeeeeppppppp on the sofa. ZZZZZZZZZZZZZ.

Spanish classes started this week (first lesson) but I have been trying to supplement the speed of learning with a concurrent online course as well! Rocket Spanish muy bien!

Me gustaria tome una siesta. (I would like to take a nap) Necesito un te y cafe. (I need tea and coffee)

Adios!



{November 17, 2009}   Como estas?

“How are you?”

After spending a week with the Chileans, I have been inspired to learn Spanish. And so, I am going to act on my inspiration, and have already sourced out a Spanish school in Singapore. Lessons start once the class reaches the minimum number!

Can’t wait!



‘Chileans are wonderful people.’

I had been waiting for the APEC leaders week to be over before it started, but that was before I knew it would fly by, and now that the Chileans are on the plane on a 23 hour flight back to San Tiago in Chile, I am already starting to miss them.

It has been an extremely tiring week, with very late nights and very early mornings, and many hours of waiting around. But it has also been a wonderful experience to have met such wonderful people from the other side of the planet, with such warm personas and appreciative gestures.

It has indeed been a pleasure to be the liaison officer of the Minister of Foreign Affairs in Chile, whom is the nicest Minister I have met to date. Wonderfully kind and polite, and warm and welcoming. It was also a sight to see the roads of Orchard Road stop as a motorcade carrying the president got to bypass all traffic lights and head straight to her destination unblocked. Oh, and I also got to see Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.

Pictures to come soon with the Chilean delegation, but now, I am dead beat, feet are killing me, and I am going to lie down and watch tv. Things in the hotel room are all over the place and I am going to relax and stay another night, and finally enjoy the buffet breakfast tomorrow.

 



{November 8, 2009}   Margaritas

We went to Margaritas at Dempsey Hill for lunch today; a quaint, rather authentic (at least as far as I know) Mexican restaurant.*burp* Good food, and I loved the tangy Mexican flavours of lime and spices. Jasons the Grocer has really cute biscuits and chocolates too, albeit pricey, but nice for tasty Christmas gifts?

And then I had a bag of hot and spicy tortilla chips for tea. :p

I can’t wait for next weekend when Leaders Week is over…



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