Words cannot even begin to describe what a day I had yesterday! Was meeting up with R to catch the ABBA Mania concert at Esplanade which we were so looking forward to, so there I was at Millenia Tower waiting for her to end work and she shows up, stunning as can be although she was handling a complaint just minutes before.
Sakae Sushi was up for dinner, with a whole assortment of salmon, chicken, fish, asparagus, rice, cha soba, and we were gladly filled with green tea as well. An interesting remark about the counter dude's hair came out while we were making payments.. LOL curly and standing and frizzy was it?
Esplanade was our next destination of course, and wow what a show! The audience needed a bit of coaxing at first to get off their butts and groove, but it wasn't long before the whole theatre was turned into a giant dance floor, mambo night style! We had a hell of a time with hits like SOS, Take A Chance On Me, Super Trouper, and of course, who could forget, Dancing Queen! Truly an unforgettable night not just because of the show which was good in its own right, but of course the amazing company stole the night.
So after all that was done, we started on our usual walks again, and found ourselves ending up at the Pump Room at Clarke Quay, cos Brewerkz was closed. The band Enigma was playing, and somehow, everything fell into place again cos they were playing old school retro songs, and so there we were again, a continuation of our own little mambo night. It was really strange though, every single song we reminisced about was played within the next 1 or 2 songs, which was a little eerie, but hell, it made things a whole lot more fun. So fun that we had to stay till the last set was done at about 2:45AM, after which we hit the road for home, and I got something off my chest.
Thank you so much for the really really enjoyable night. I would repeat it again and again if I had the chance. In the meantime, I will wait patiently, as long as I can hold out, for you mean so very much to me. So along the lines of ABBA's Take A Chance On Me, "If you change your mind, I'm the first in line!"
Sakae Sushi was up for dinner, with a whole assortment of salmon, chicken, fish, asparagus, rice, cha soba, and we were gladly filled with green tea as well. An interesting remark about the counter dude's hair came out while we were making payments.. LOL curly and standing and frizzy was it?
Esplanade was our next destination of course, and wow what a show! The audience needed a bit of coaxing at first to get off their butts and groove, but it wasn't long before the whole theatre was turned into a giant dance floor, mambo night style! We had a hell of a time with hits like SOS, Take A Chance On Me, Super Trouper, and of course, who could forget, Dancing Queen! Truly an unforgettable night not just because of the show which was good in its own right, but of course the amazing company stole the night.
So after all that was done, we started on our usual walks again, and found ourselves ending up at the Pump Room at Clarke Quay, cos Brewerkz was closed. The band Enigma was playing, and somehow, everything fell into place again cos they were playing old school retro songs, and so there we were again, a continuation of our own little mambo night. It was really strange though, every single song we reminisced about was played within the next 1 or 2 songs, which was a little eerie, but hell, it made things a whole lot more fun. So fun that we had to stay till the last set was done at about 2:45AM, after which we hit the road for home, and I got something off my chest.
Thank you so much for the really really enjoyable night. I would repeat it again and again if I had the chance. In the meantime, I will wait patiently, as long as I can hold out, for you mean so very much to me. So along the lines of ABBA's Take A Chance On Me, "If you change your mind, I'm the first in line!"
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