It was a dinner worthwhile, especially with the right company of friends.

I saw many familiar faces including seniors, juniors, school mates and teachers. I was glad to have a few words with Ms Tay K W, Mr Joseph Tam, Mr Raymond Mak, Mr Poh S K, Mr George Tan, Mrs Koh N C, Mrs Tan T H and needless to say Mr Chua C P. I expected some of our conversations to turn cold after a few lines but apparently all lasted for quite some time. A pity that Cai Lin and I couldnt find Mdm Ong P G and Mdm Tham.

I was surprised that quite a few seniors still remember me and we spoke more than a Hi-bye although we didnt keep in contact at all for the last few years. It was nice to see Audrey, Say Wei, Edwin, Samantha and Cherlyn again. Its kinda funny how the guys who used to be our seniors are going to be University freshmen like us this Aug.

After talking to the seniors and looking at the old photos of the school and its past activities, I began to recollect the past, like Ms Pat Wong's "Good Day" and Mr Andrew Tan's thick eyebrows. Cai Lin and I used to joke that the latter could be combed =x Many other little details of my secondary school days came back to me tonight. It was indeed a night to remember...

Of course, I also see several people giving their namecards, socialising or doing PR you can say. Well, it was a great opportunity to widen your social circle anyway. Maybe 10 years down the road I'll be the one giving my namecard during the dinner huh? Thats if I have a namecard by then lah.

All in all, I enjoyed myself tonight - the laughter, the people, the conversations and lastly, the school. Nevermind about the 80 bucks.