Good morning people!
I'm grateful that the weekend is here because my work life this week was craazzzyyy. I need a break!
Just wanted to do a short post on Yellow Ribbon Appreciation Dinner 2016 held on Thursday at Suntec City Convention and Exhibition Centre. I was invited to this apprecation dinner as a Social Media Advocate for the Yellow Ribbon Project.
Even though I had to attend 3 back-to-back meetings and was tired as hell, I was glad to be able to take some time to attend this appreciation dinner. Mingling with my hosts and fellow Social Media Advocates as well as immersing myself in a different environment made me more relaxed.
We got to watch a beautiful Sand Art performance on the screen. It was amazing!
The Sand Artist in full concentration, telling a meaningful story to the audience using her creative sand drawings.
Can you guess the story?
It should be a story very familiar to us and it ends with the impactful liner ' But I made a difference to this one'.
We also watched a violin performance by a group of children. They performed 2 songs, namely 'Over the Rainbow' and 'You Raise Me Up'.
These children looked super cute, especially the little boy in the middle of the row.
Photobooth time!
I had my photo taken with fellow fitness influencers, Pris Chew and Blade Runner. It was our second year as Social Media Advocates for the Yellow Ribbon Project!
Our appreciation dinner this year was grand and we were basically spoilt for choice with the variety of food available.
There was also an entire table of fruits, desserts and mini Cornetto ice-creams to satisfy the sweet tooth in us.
Going home with my momentos of the night - our photobooth picture and a customized leather key ring with my name on it.
Many thanks to the Yellow Ribbon Project for having us in this appreciation dinner and for being such awesome hosts. We're truly proud and honoured to be your Social Media Advocates.
I gotta go now as I have 3 events today. What a packed day but I'm loving it. :)
Disclaimer: Event feature is based on personal experiences.