Lovely Sunday

Since after the incident, it's been quite a while that I really stepped out of my house to town area let alone on weekends.

So hubby decided to take me out to Sunday Brunch.

We decided on Conrad Hotel as we have never been there for brunch before. I was actually pretty surprised when I asked hubby when he is plannig to take me out for brunch and he said...ok...let's do it this sunday.


I thought there was a dress code for the brunch but I saw people wearing bermudas and slippers. Interesting....guess for the price you are paying...they don't actually care what you wore.


Service was pretty attentive in the restaurant and hubby and myself were pleasantly surprised.

I tried 3 types of oysters - canadian oysters, french osyters and australian oysters. Personally, I preferred the french oysters. It tasted fresh and sweet.


Of course I had lobster, prawn, crab, salmon sashimi, mussel etc. I actually just took one of each as I just wanted to have a taste. There's even foie gras which I still feel there is this weird taste. The best foie gras i tasted was in this restaurant called vertigo in banyan tree bangkok, superb...yummy. I tried it once as well in this fine dining french restaurant called jaan at fairmont singapore (used to be called swissotel, the stamford) and it doesn't taste good.

And that concludes our lovely sunday.

I would have been....

28 weeks and 4 days pregnant...that is if I am still pregnant.

It's hard not to think about it and it's even harder not to cry while thinking about it.

It's been over a month...and I am back at my first day at work.

Nobody really asked about my baby YET....and I do hoped they don't ask. Some closer ones just ask about my health and ask me to take care.

Am I expected to look sad or look as if nothing has happened?
Will looking sad make me seem weak and that I wasn't capable of performing at work?
Does acting as if nothing has happened make me an unfeeling person and that I couldn't care less about the baby?

I don't know how I should behave.