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Birthday Party in March

Apparently we have a lot of birthday parties in March, it's not kids' birthday party anymore but 30's and 40's birthday.

It started from Sunday, 13 March when I met my uni's friends. Our friendship has been 20 years plus since we were single, young and foolish then had boyfriends, get married and kids and settled down in Singapore. It's a long journey to maintain this friendship. We celebrate it at Brunches cafe.



Then, on Monday, 14 March, I and the kids were invited to Raffles Marina to celebrate my gym mate's birthday party. She's a mom and personal trainer like me and very fit even though she's few years older than me. She's very passionate in training and coaching other people and loves to share her knowledge to us too.




The kids had fun in the swimming pool and we were invited to see her yacht and her friends' yacht too which are in sell.




On March 16 and 22,  we gave surprise to our beloved friend and "sister" at our friend's home.





Then on 26 March, we had dinner and bowling night, it's so much fun, we feel so young again.




On Sunday, 27 March we celebrated another birthday which is my sister's birthday at my home.



We are so blessed with many friends and share the happy moments together.




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