Some day before, as i was very bored, i went out with my old secondary school mate, yvonne. Below is her picture...

Anyway, at first we had not much to say, just reading some lame girl magazines... Then we started to critic the magazines and after finishing our strudel at this strudel shop in upper changi road,( it happens to be our fave hang-out place cause its quiet and they have good deserts and comfortable seats) we decide that it time we leave that place cos both of us were getting sleepy. We settle with the idea of coming my house and play monopoly.... Ok it sounds abit lame at the start, but it turns out fun, cos we were fooling aroundthroughout the game(actually its me lah..) and laughing so hard at our own jokes that we were really enjoying the game! Below is the winning picture I took when i won the game after approx 4 hrs(yes it is not typo error it is 4hrs)...

You may be going like hey, why is pam saying all this, like nothing interesting what...
Hey hey hey, we are talking bout "Auntie Pam" now u know... how would I tell any story if there's no moral of story to talk about? hehe... What i wanna say is that this incident reminds me of something my this other friend was telling me when i told him how difficult it had become to communicate with this old friend i have ... This was what he said... "It is always like that, when someone you know have changed over the years, although you may have alot to tell him/her, but because you kw she has changed, you will not know where to start or even how to start a conversation with him / her. On the other hand, if he/she haven't changed, even if you all have not met for a long time, you can still converse with him/her as before, for what you need to do is just talk bout stuff you two will talk bout in the past".... True huh...
Friendship is not lost due to distance, it's lost through the changes we experience as we grow older.