Boxing Day

Quite a fulfilling day I've had I must say. Befitting of a festivity.

The play at Lighthouse Woodlands was not as good as the one I watched last year. Maybe because my parents came along and the fact that my parents were coming to church with me for the first time made it all the more exciting. Nonetheless, both plays had a lot of meaning and humour. Furthermore, the cast had two members from the last play and most of the directing crew were the same. Some of my friends mentioned that the previous director did a better job coz' there was more dialogue. On the contrary, I think that the meaning put across to the audience is more important than the amount of dialogue included in the play. We should be better off discussing about the moral of the play itself rather than its dialogue.

Dinner at Kenny Rogers was good and as usual, I was feeling full halfway through. I think it's because I have to much gastric wind inside my stomache that I feel full/bloated very quickly. Could be because of the abdominal muscles too. Met some new friends and I think they are good company.

My first jazz concert went by the name "Jazz Christmas". I didnt know that Cheaulyn's friend, Jeremy Monteiro, was performing until I entered the theatre. In terms of the music, the drums gave rhythm, the cello gave body, the piano gave character, the sax gave soul and the vocals gave live. I enjoyed it thoroughly. I was trying to restrain mysef from saying that Brenda looks like Carmen Bradford until Amanda blurted it out. Check with Brenda for the details.