One of the requirements for our PE4 subject, we were told to have a fine dining as a final activity and was regarded as a final exam. Of course we were informed to dress up in Sunday's best.. Well, as expected, not everyone had a unified idea of what is Sunday's best.

The program was expected to start at 6pm, but knowing the Velezians, we all have busy lives and always put studies first. So most of the students arrived around 7:30 pm and the program started around 7:50pm.

There was still a talk from a teacher from USC, and she "educated" us on the ways of "fine dining". But personally, I observed that the set up wasn't really what you can call fine dining... Only two tables actually had a decent set of utensils and flatware. All the rest we merely had this:






Anyway, the talk started around 8pm and the students were mad hungry.. I pity the teacher since no one was listening to her. Everyone just wanted to eat. I wanted to eat! I was freaking hungry! I didn't even have lunch.

They started serving the food and we had the following:










If you notice I no longer placed the soup picture.. I was so hungry that I just digged in and forgot to take a shot.

I was quite disappointed with the Coke, I mean how can Coke be bad right? Well, they diluted it and made it lose its carbonated feel to the point that I felt like I was drinking some kind of weird juice.

But enough about the bad part, what I enjoyed was the whole letting lose for awhile, and enjoying the presence of friends and of course dressing up. You don't get to dress up everyday now do you? I actually wore gel that day!

So basically, I did enjoy the night (just not the food and location). It was a great way for us to have a feel of what seemed like "prom". Well, maybe 1/4 of what prom would have been. But then again. It was an experience, and like all experience whether good or bad, should be embraced and something should be learned from it....

(seriously now, I am ranting... I have a Bead stitch project for tomorrow, a scrapbook not even started, and a Chem Lab Moving exam, so please bear with my pathetic content for this blog post.)