ZEALAND
Well, initally I found out how to get there through the SMRT website, but it seems like what was stated in the site was different from the board display at the bus-stop. I almost get lost.. thanks to 195..
Anyway, to be able to work as a promoter during this exhibition is a honour to me. It's a rare opportunity I would say. I can be both a promoter and tourist.. haha! I get to taste products from Newzealand and enjoy the show put up by the Maori Tribe.
As for me, this is the second time I'm promoting cheese. I was being assigned to handle a booth on MAINLAND cheese - solo!! (every booth there's 2 people except me) *Pout* not fair~
Personally, I don't fancy cheese. Most of the visitors are foreigners.. and I think the White loves to take cheese. They usually take that with red wine~ Classie.. (You try that before?) but it's alright to eat it just plainly like that.. there's 5 flavors:
There's not much difference in the colors, that's why it's hard to differentiate the flavours. What's annoying was that the flag that I used to label the cheeses ended up taken by those kiddy, making me had a hard time thinking which is which.. but the kiddy are so cute and their little angelic face.. with rosy cheeks.. OowW~ I wish I have those..
Lastly, not forgetting to mention 2 friendly mates I've met/ Shawn and Grace. hehe.. Shawn is so sweet, helping me to "hide" the cheeses and wash the utensils.. Grace is thoughtful- sharing the Ginger Nut ice-cream with me, cutting the kiwi and "da bao" kiwi for me..
Basically, we just take all that we can take.. typical aunties ar.. (Like what Shawn said to me -.-")
At the end of the day, I simpply feel that - LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL