happy Sunday..

my cousin and brother

I spent a great evening with my cousin and brother watching X-Men, eating at Carl Junior's (It's really messy but yummy) and talking as we walked by Esplanade. Simply happy!:)

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Anonymous said…
is your cousin from ngee ann poly?
11:03 AM
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