I can't believe my little brother's already a teenager! I know he's 13, but I still treat him and imagine him as my little baby brother. Anyway, we basically spent last weekend celebrating the beginning of his teenage years. The thing is, it was really difficult to find something fun or interesting to do since he's such a simple guy. The most interesting cake he's ever asked for was a gumball one. His other cakes ranged from a toothbrush cake to a bone cake, and this year, just a small hazelnut cake covered in white fondant. Yup. He's one of those kids that you'd get a really cool toy for but would just play with the box.
Like every year, we started the day off with breakfast in bed for him.
He wanted to have a simple italian lunch. He's really picky, and only likes the simplest and plainest things when it comes to cuisine, so there wasn't really a point taking him to a fancy restaurant elsewhere. Where did we end up going? Pastamania in Junction 8. We then went to catch the Maze Runner, which was a surprisingly intense movie to be honest. Mum couldn't take it HAHA.
Another thing he really wanted for his birthday was a slurpee. A SLURPEE. Look how happy he was.
For dinner we went somewhere a little more fancy (the Mandarin Orchard Hotel) for some chicken rice. $27 was rather expensive for a plate of chicken rice but I thought it was totally worth it. The amount of food that was on the plate combined with the fresh, yummy and succulent chicken and their unique chilli paste more than made up for the price. Definitely a must try sometime.
The day ended with the tradition of cutting the cake at home.
Here's to many exciting years of teenage-hood, bum!
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