End of posting dinner at La Salsa

It's my last week at my current hospital....so to celebrate my parting with my friends/ colleagues at this memorable place, we decided to have dinner on a Wednesday night together....after debating and researching, Mr X decided to go to Dempsey , since Mr RL and Ms T claimed that they haven't been there before!!!!!
I suggested a couple of places, but Mr X wanted to go to Hacienda, which didn't sound fantastic.....but we agreed to go anyway......and despite the rain, we were pleasantly surprised to know that our intern was the only person with a car......and hence, we had a free ride there!!!!
We had quite a difficult time finding Hacienda, but it was disappointingly lousy - in terms of location and interior. So we settled for La Salsa instead......



It was rather quiet as we arrived pretty early at about 6pm that day...since we finished our work pretty much on time and there weren't any very sick patients around...the interior was warm.....and very 'spanish' looking, although from my understanding that La Salsa was a Mexican joint.....was hoping to hear the live band, but they only performed on the weekend.


Love the lamps!!!!


The interior

We had a great time catching up and talking rubbish the whole night....we laughed at Ms T who has never drank a margharita whilst we poked Mr RL at how much alcohol he could drink!!!!! It was just ironic.....and the conversation had to be steered many times away from work/ medicine/ hospital/ patients/ colleagues and bosses.....haha..that's what happens when all medics get together for dinner!!!!

So our food arrived....


Fajitas



Cheesy nachos

Din have a camera to take photos....so have to depend on Ms T to post those photos up on FB!!!!

It was rather interesting that our conversation turned towards religions, faith, etc...we discovered that Mr RL was initially a free thinker - then catholic- then atheist - and now currently an agnostic!!! Whilst Mr X freely admitted that he is an atheist ( yeah, after his little spill on space-time-continuum stuff, I think he's more agnostic than atheist though)......and the whole issue of faith and religion and all....we also discovered that our intern was a Pes E in army ( for thos uninitiated, all Singapore boys go to serve in their army and the grades Pes A - E is dependent on their physicial fitness)........so it was rather strange that our seemingly 'hunky' intern was a Pes E! And then we discovered that he has an endocrinological problem that required regular hormonal injections , and that is why he is a Pes E. So, we did discover more about each other that night!!!! ;)

Am seriously gonna miss this bunch of people.....anyways, we can always catch up over dinner again, I guess?!? Miss you peeps loads already!!!!!