New years eve should not be spent alone.

So how to have fun on NYE?

We need our trusty checklist of important things to keep by our side where-ever you go.

1. Trusty, fun and awesome friends and/or family

In the car in the afternoon dropping off all the alcohol and food at our venue. I love how simple and shimmery my make up was!

Oh, did you guys notice my necklace? :D
It saids “Chaigyaru”

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With the boyfriend who is also looking yummmmmmmy!

Purple Calibre shirt! <3

Freshly cut and fringe, check
Nice smile, check!

2. Location with an awesome view of the fireworks!!

3. A table-full-of-alcohol-and-snacks for the long night

4. A few planned drinking plans to spend the rest of the night getting drunk on.

5. A fancy dresscode/theme for the group to dress up in!

What I wore? Black Shieke dress with gold platform heels

6. And last but not least, a location for a delicious and filling dinner before all the fun begins! You must have some food before the alcohol to avoid ending with a disastrous night!

@Bangkok Restaurant, Capitol Square, Shop G11, Capitol Square, 730 – 742 George Street Sydney CBD
3.5*/5

Review: Food was average though presentation was good. Prices were average – a little expensive for the average thai restaurant (especially in comparison to those $6 lunches in Newtown!) The only factor that pushed my ratings down was because service was horrible.
For a “booked” 6 people group, they gave us 2 small tables pushed together with “foot-sofa”s as our chairs! The seats were horribly uncomfortable as there was no back-support whatsoever for the whole of your meal.
We requested to have back-supported seats or to exchange to another table but they said no and that they were booked out even though when we got there, only 1/3 of the restaurant was filled up! I didn’t think it would make a difference if we wanted to change seats with another “booked group” if they had not arrived yet?

My NYE was filled with screaming, laughter and drunk-singing. How about you guys?