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Today, I had the most memorable meal of my life.

Really.

LT and I worked from 9am to 5pm today at some kindergarten tucked away among a maze of soaring HDB blocks. Without for LT and her 'natural flair' for navigation, I think I would be wandering around in Pasir Ris now.

Time was spent creating new decorations, all of which required copious amounts of cutting, glue-ing, painting, taping, wrapping, brain-juicing and blahing. Blahing being talking about how we regret signing up and would rather be watching our fish (fishville), trees (country story), and restaurants (restaurant city) grow on facebook.

Lunch was perhaps the highlight of the day. I would love to say that everything was fine and we all enjoyed a bowl of fried rice, but no. Ravenous and about to eat up the teachers, we were greeted by a bowl of macaroni with peas and bits of carrot, accompanied by a bowl of cabbage soup.

It sounds ok, but this particular lunch has confirmed my suspicions that teachers cannot cook. Everything was, to put it kindly, slightly (not really) on the bland side. Not that anyone of us expected much of kindergarten food, but I really cannot imagine how the teachers and students seem to able to eat such food everyday.

And to think that when I was in kindergarten, I actually looked forward to going to school for the food (Yes, I was a glutton).

I don't think adding a little salt in their food will cost this kindergarten their 'healthy food award', or whatever it says on their website.

What is the world coming to??? D: