Friday, June 04, 2004
International Dinner 2004
This year's theme was Middle-eastern/Egyptian, we had Mummies running around. Hilarious evening and a good closure for the semester. Not many people actually dressed towards the theme. I went for the traditional national costume, traditional hmmmmm the Kebaya, I think its more of an Indonesian costume then a Singaporean one. But hey, I'm both so its all good. Wen came in a Baju Kurung, a Malaysian national costume, Mel in a Cheongsam (she's not from China though) and Gil in a Punjabi suit. Jeff our resident Canadian, dressed in everything to do with Canada, he was wearing boxers with the Canadian flag, a flag, bagpack with a Canadian patch, all things Canadian. And then there was JJ with a full hockey get-up down to the skates. Alex, our American SRA was in a suit as usual and then there were a couple of American TP Mummies going by the names of Brian and Jared. It was a fun night, we even had an Arabian backdrop with a camel and a sarcophagus. It was bittersweet, knowing that this was the last International Dinner we'll have together with most of the batch graduating this year. How fast three years have passed by us.
This year's theme was Middle-eastern/Egyptian, we had Mummies running around. Hilarious evening and a good closure for the semester. Not many people actually dressed towards the theme. I went for the traditional national costume, traditional hmmmmm the Kebaya, I think its more of an Indonesian costume then a Singaporean one. But hey, I'm both so its all good. Wen came in a Baju Kurung, a Malaysian national costume, Mel in a Cheongsam (she's not from China though) and Gil in a Punjabi suit. Jeff our resident Canadian, dressed in everything to do with Canada, he was wearing boxers with the Canadian flag, a flag, bagpack with a Canadian patch, all things Canadian. And then there was JJ with a full hockey get-up down to the skates. Alex, our American SRA was in a suit as usual and then there were a couple of American TP Mummies going by the names of Brian and Jared. It was a fun night, we even had an Arabian backdrop with a camel and a sarcophagus. It was bittersweet, knowing that this was the last International Dinner we'll have together with most of the batch graduating this year. How fast three years have passed by us.
