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For my sister's 18th birthday, she didn't have a debut. There wasn't enough time for preparation so my mom just chose to dine in Buffet 101. My sister invited her college friends, classmates from high school, relatives, a friend whom she met on the internet and her Korean friend who visited the country just so that he can be here on my sister's birthday. That's the definition of effort! Hahaha! The food in Buffet 101 is delicious, and you have a lot of choices. My favorite thing about Buffet 101 is that there was a yogurt dispenser and a chocolate fountain. There was also ice cream that you can top with sprinkles, chocolate syrup, gummy candies, etc.

After eating, we surprised our sister with her birthday cake. There were some “special” candles placed on the cake. These candles, once you blow them, they will sparkle and light up again, so my sister had a hard time blowing the candles. We sang a birthday song for her, even some of the crew there sang along with us. While we were singing, my sister was teary-eyed because she was touched. After singing, everyone was giving their gifts to her. She received a lot of teddy bears, bags and clothes. My gift for her was just simple, because I didn’t really know what to give her: a teddy bear and flowers. She received a very special gift from her Korean friend. She got a rose with a ring inside and a necklace. She says they are just friends, but these gifts are too fancy just to be given to a friend. Maybe she is hiding something from me? I don’t want to assume though. =))

After dining, we decided to walk around near MOA. My mom gave me money, so we rode the rides there. The first one we rode was the Drop Tower. At first I was really scared to ride, because I don’t really like rides of that type, but after riding it I really enjoyed it and wanted to ride again. I was laughing my ass off too because I heard the screams of my ates like “Ayoko na! Ayoko na!” They were really scared and they said they would never ride it again. The second and last we rode was the Viking. It was my first time riding it, so I was really nervous and wanted to back out. My ates convinced me to ride though, and I should learn to face my fears right? When I was on the ride, I thought to myself, “Not bad!” After riding it is when things really got bad. I felt so dizzy and wanted to puke. The feeling wasn’t pleasant, and I never want to experience that feeling again. Note to self: NEVER ride the Viking again.

You're gone, gone, gone away I watched you disappear All that's left is the ghost of you. Now we're torn, torn, torn apart, There's nothing we can do Just let me go we'll meet again soon

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