After exam, went straight away to Esslingen to find Pau and the others. That night is Friday the 13th, a bad day considered by some, but a good one for me. So we played mahjong! =D
I’m a beginner here. Hehe. We became crazy and played throughout the night, till around 6.30am. Lolz. Have a few hours of sleep before taking train back to Mannheim again.
The next day, 14th Feb, it’s Valentine’s Day! We had a potluck at Hafenstraße, the place where I stayed. There were altogether around 20 people trying to fit into a kitchen that is only meant for 10. This is how it looks like. =P
There were Chinese food, Malay food, Indian food and Thai food. Basically it’s Asian potluck.
The symbol of Asian: Chinese, Malay, Indian and Thai!
Guess who is this??
At first I thought that not many people would come as its Valentine’s Day and those couples preferred to be berdua-dua. But many people come after all. Hehe. This potluck has its purposes, first being celebrating the end of exam weeks. Yeah! Second, it is to welcome the juniors to Germany. Last but not least, it’s Valentine’s Day!
After potluck and finish cleaning up the dishes, the juniors and several other people went back home while the Hafen people stayed. Guess what we did? Hehe. We played the police and killer game!
It’s a game where each of us takes a card. Depends on what card we picked, three of us would be the police, the doctor, and the killer, while the rest would be citizen. It was a lot of fun. Chan Yhan managed to break all the records, first being the killer who killed himself and second being the killer who is nabbed in the first round. Lolz. We played Taboo as well. Keke.
I nominated Kuiz as the best pengacara and best actor of the day. Lolz. It’s really great and fun to have him around. We played till around 3am that night.
Finish? Not yet!!
The next day, we had dim sum breakfast!!! We ate at around 3pm, so its tea time actually. Teehee. It really needs some time to prepare chee cheong fun, loh mah kai and you tiao, but it doesn’t matter, because it’s just great to be able to taste these delicacies in Germany.
That's how life in Germany should be! =D
