Dyna Going Off...Just got back from the Airport, seeing Dyna off back to England. Rather sad actually as time flies so fast. But, I did had some great moments spending the last hour with Dyna and family & friends. She had to get back to England as the next day was her exams. She actually brought back her textbooks to Singapore to study abit here. Amazing she can manage her studies and spending time with us.
I reached the Airport Terminal One by Bus, and when I reached there, I saw the flight delay on the Departure Screen. It delayed from 1.40am to 2.20am for some reason. And looking at the screen, I found out its at Belt 2. So, I quickly went to Belt 2. However, neither she nor her family & friends were there. So, I called her to ask if she's still in Singapore, and she replied that she's at Burger King with the rest of them. So, I went to Burger King's and saw a long row of Dyna's family filling in 4-5 tables while her friends (Fairul, Shahid, Idrus, Syara, Diana & Chuan Liang) occupied 1 & 1/2 tables. Of course I sat the friends' tables. When I waved at them, Dyna's family were staring at me in surprise. Haha. And Dyna told me "My uncle asked where's the other guy the other day?" Due to that, I looked at her uncle and waved & smiled at him. Hee...
We laughed at Shahid's jokes, listen to some songs and all. Then, Dyna's family decided to stand and walk around the Airport. While doing that, Dyna's Grandma sang to Dyna a Japanese song, most probably a lullaby or a nursery rhyme, that was sweet and pleasant to listen. Even Dyna sang along 'cause according to her, her Grandma kept singing that song to her. She said that her Grandma learnt the song during World War II. Which has led to Shahid saying "Oh, so if you want to be alive during the war, you better learn the song." Haha...When we were reaching to the Skytrain to Terminal 3, her Grandma wore Dyna's Brother's huge jacket. It covered her whole body until her knees. It was funny and cute, 'cause she looks like a Penguin with the Hoodie over her head. Everyone laughed and she smiled along. She even wanted to get a picture taken on the Skytrain wearing that. She's very cute, I can tell you that. And I salute her for being an active Lady.
We went for a free self-guiding tour around Terminal 3, admiring the great architecture and enchanting furnitures and fountains placed around the Terminal. We walked past a Bar and saw two Americans (I assume) sleeping in their sleeping bags on the sofa of the Bar. At first sight, we thought it was some pile up stuffs from construction or something as the place still had some constructions to be done. As we got closer, we were shocked to see humans sleeping there. Dyna's Grandma felt tired after walking and intends to ask one of the cleaners there to ride their mopping machines or something that could bring her to the Skytrain faster. But, she didn't ask. I also found out she had an operation on her right leg from another one of Dyna's Grandma or Auntie (I'm not too sure but she's over 70 years old). And now, her left leg is starting to get tired and painful. It was nice talking to her other Grandma/Auntie bout life in India, on how difficult it is to get to a Doctor and the Airport; walking through the forest and all. I am always good at talking with senior people, rather than talking with those under my age. I'm not really good at talking and playing with kids.
Later, my phone rang. My Dad asked me to meet him & my Mum at Popeyes on the Third Floor of Terminal One, saying that I had to go home. So, I went to say goodbye to Dyna, wishing her the best of luck for her life in England and hugged her. Then, I went to say goodbye to everyone there, 'salam' Dyna's family...and best of all, hugged Dyna's Grandma, 'cause she's cute and she reminds me of my late Grandma. So, hugging her feels like I was hugging my late Grandma. Which was very emotional.
I met my parents at Popeyes there and ate abit of the chicken. It's really delicious actually. Plan to eat there again inviting friends, but the price of the foods are quite expensive. Maybe once I've got a job then I'll go there.
