Ok! Please ignore the previous post about the job cos it's a total cheat please. And dont ask about it cos it's so embarrassing and i don't ever wanna talk about it.

So anyway, as i mentioned, due to the absent of my presence. I had decided to organize an advance birthday party which is a bbq session. Location and timing has yet confirmed but it will be either friday or sunday next week. I'll keep an update so stay noticed.

As this will be my 21st birthday, i really want it to be done the way i want it to be done. So, attendants have to follow this two simple rule.

1. The dress code for this party is Beach Wear.
-Ladies are expected to don sundresses or halter/singlet with shorts and flip flops.
-Gents/Bungs are expected to don singlet or a tee with berms with flip flops.
(Suggestion mentioned would be preferred. Try to follow so to have fun! It would be much appreciated. )
*IMPT! DO NOT COME IN WITH TEE AND FBT OK! I'LL SHAOLIN AND MUAY THAI YOU!

2. Please come with a present. A packet of Mix and ___ gumies would be nice too! Just dont come empty handed. Cos people here 21st birthday ah, dont get any key never mind but if dont have present i VERY mind ok!!! And anyway, people whom i invited, be honoured. =]

P.S. This party is also to bring my friends together so that we can have fun and chat to catch up. I mean we all have our own life and stuff so we hardly keep up with each other's life. If you think that this is not important so it is ok not to come. By all means do so, cos after all i'm the birthday girl. I don't need to beg you all to come. This party i am only inviting people i appreciate and people whom i had fond memories with. It is a happy thing, so if it is a chore for you to come or whatsoever stuff, really, don't need to come. As i said, i dont want to make it like as though i have to beg you to come. If i am not as important that you can't push aside your agenda that day for my 21st, i'll take it as it is. =]

SO people! I will post another post tmr, keep looking @_@. hee

Nicole Christine Au
Eleven December 1987
Hongkonger