Wabash Landing is basically a small shopping mall. They have a Borders bookstore, cinema, a few clothing stores and food stores. I think this is a good place to spend a lazy Sunday afternoon either alone or with a few friends.






changing the stale image of West Lafayette and Purdue University
China Dragon's foods range from US$4-12, rice included. Which is the same price as a large pizza but more satisfying and filling.
This semester, I have went to a Movie @ Fowler session to watch The Blind Side and at an International Dance Competition.
The movie is free sitting, so go early to get the good seats. I went to Movie @ Fowler with my boyfriend and because he arrived late, we had to seat all the way to the side of the row. But the view was still good and did nothing against our enjoyment of the movie.
The International Dance Competition which occured on 25th March, 2010 was very entertaining (and FREE!!). They had people from RAS, SASA, Boiler Breakers, Mirage Belly-dancing, and the Tango club performing and a hip-hop group.
The difference between these two similar groups was that RAAS had people twirling shiny colorful sticks which was very visually pleasing and SASA had two male youths standing one on top of the other which was very cool.
The Boiler Breakers dished out their usual hot moves and got the crowd thirsting for more.
Mirage Belly-dancers put on a spectacular hypnotizing performance. Especially the solo by a Ms Wendy Wampler who moved precisely to every single beat of the music.
The Latin and Ballroom dance team was sadly disappointing, with a huge lack emotion as the dancers seemed very distant. Some of the dancers were also very rigid, often looking down at their feet as though trying to recall the next step.
The best dance of all was by Dance2XS which perform extremely well with highly coordinated dance moves and constantly changing beat to keep the audience entranced.
In the end, Dance2XS got the most coordinated dance
We organized a car pool with 3 cars bringing 12 of us to the game.
The place looked like a shady militaty operation base from the outside. It was dimly lit and had had no windows. But on the inside, the place had a 90's feel.
The place was mainly a roller skating ring. We had a large group of 12 people at that time so after some negotiation, we managed to get 4 games for only US$10, EACH! which was a steal as compared to their previous US$15 for 4 games stated on their website.There were 8 jackets, so we decided to play it tournament style, 4-on-4-on-4. The place was like any other lazer tag arena, dark and with a whole lot of obstacles. The maze was not well-designed though, as one team's home base was right smack in the middle of the maze, making them an easy target for others and one team (yellow) had no base, so they were at a huge advantage. Meaning that the base was not well designed.
After a few rounds, some of us got really tired so we changed from a 4-on-4 play to a 1-on-1-on-1 play which was even more intense because you have to constantly watch your back.
The group had a whole lot of fun and was pleased with the experience. After the game, we hung out a little longer, playing with the arcade games (the ones that will regurgitate tickets you can exchange for a prize) and eating ice-cream. That night, we all felt like a kid again.
If you are planning on going to play lazer tag, remember to bring
-at least US$15 cash
-running shoes
-dark clothing
-friends
ENJOY!