Indi Go

Location: Westfield Stratford City

Meal: Chicken Makhani (£7.95), Butter Nan (£2.50), Coke (£2.50)

Price: £11.01 (With 15% Discount)

Indi Go is located with in the food court. It is India Street Food and the Chicken Makhani was one that satisfied! It is a smooth yoghurt-like consistency and with the butter nan it is a winner! The only thing is that there is a lot more curry which means you may need to get extra nan or rice! 

An overall rating of 9/10.

indi go - Street Food of India

Chicken Makhani & Butter Nan

Worse Pain Ever

So I was fine for the entire morning until about 11.40am. I was at work and my shift finishes at 12, I suddenly felt hot and cold and started to shake a little. At this point I just wanted time to hurry up, so I could go home and heal up. Next thing I felt like throwing up and needed the loo. I went to the toilet and came out feeling no change. I still felt ill. Time seemed to be going so slow and I still had 15 minutes to go, I felt really bad and was considering to ask my manager if I could leave early but I figured i might have well waited it out. But even within the last 10 minutes I couldn't pretend I was fine. I threw up and couldn't cope with this feeling inside of me. The last 5 minutes I decided to go to the toilet because I was shaking too much and I couldn't physically work. It felt bad. As it hit 12pm, I dashed out. I approached my bus stop and saw that there was a bus and that there was no way I could have made it. So I had to wait. It was a painful wait. I waited and waited whilst feeling what I can only described as death! I even considered dropping on the floor so someone could call an ambulance, I just wanted the pain to end. After a short but what felt like a lifetime wait, my bus came. I sat at the back and felt so ill but was just glad I was finally closer to home. The bus seemed to be slower than usual and every bus stop had passengers! I felt that there were people on the bus staring at me, because at this point i wasnt looking great and I really couldn't care less about how I looked. My eyes were revolving and I was telling myself I could make it home without causing a big scene. When I finally approached home, I could feel my legs getting weak, I couldn't walk with strength and was dragging my feet. I got to my door and knocked. My mum opened the door and asked why didn't I bring keys. I couldn't hide the fact I was feeling ill and usually would if it wasn't a big deal because she's a worrier. So as I stepped into the house, I ran to the toilet to throw up nothing but saliva and air. My stomach hurt along with the pain on my left side of the rib. I got changed and just jumped into bed. My hands and feet were pale and frozen. I was shaking quite violently and couldn't control it. My mum made me some ginger, egg and chicken soup. And I was under 3 duvets and still felt cold!! There was something seriously wrong and I felt like I was going to die. Afterwards, I fell asleep and my mum left for work. When I got up, I didn't feel so bad. In fact I only had a slight headache. I had no idea what the hell that episode was but I never want to experience that again!!

Sales Assistant


I was told the most amazing news that lifted my spirits sky high. I am actually going to start working after two years of unemployment even if it is retail!!! ! I am so thankful and will definitely work my socks off. I am so grateful for this opportunity. I will not disappoint. 





Vicky another to add to my list of thank you's. 

David Beckham

This morning I woke up with a great feeling. I had dreamt that I met David Beckham. We were all sitting around a table and ready to play some games and first we had to name our teams. I was on the opposite team to him and sat opposite him. He called his team Tangs... Something I can't remember what but it was another word that combined with the word tang. I called my team Lil Becks.. Something can't remember the end. Anyways then there weren’t enough people so I decided to be the ref and lead the games. I stood up and started the first game. But then Victoria Beckham said they needed to go do signing so had to leave. I couldn't believe it and they had left without me knowing. I was pretty disappointed I did even get an autograph or a goodbye. Then I found that David Beckham had printed me a note before he left it said 'dear Lai ... You'd would have killed me if I didn’t say bye'' I can’t remember the rest. I was so happy that he knew my name! 

I woke up and fell asleep again.

I had dreamt of David Beckham again!! this time we was having dinner and I said To him that I really wanted him to sign my first edition of his first autobiography but he said that I didn't have time to go get it. He then pulled out from underneath the table a book that had Harper Seven on the heading and pictures of him playing football. I was so happy and accepted it proudly.

One day, I would like to meet you in person. 

June 2011 Life Update

I have been looking for work for 2 years now and despite my voluntary work, brief part-time work, my holiday and other various things, within those 2 years it has felt like the biggest waste of my life. It was like some days I would feel great and positive and other days it would be like a spiral of depression. Even though, I graduated during the start of the recession, I don’t totally blame the lack of jobs and the increase in competition because I know that I haven’t been trying my hardest. When I came out of uni I didn’t know what I wanted to do and I didn’t want ‘any’ job, I wanted a career that I could succeed in. 

A year went by and I still couldn’t decide what I wanted to do because they wanted experience or that I had to go back to uni or that I just couldn’t find that thing I was looking for. When it reached 2 years of unemployment, it got too much. I had a reflection on life and I really couldn’t do this anymore. I needed to do something. The feeling of being at home and family constantly wanting to know what I have been doing and all factors that contributed to the way I felt just got too much. So in May 2011, I had to make a list of  things I desperately wanted to do before the end of the year and I made a promise to myself that I would double hard to make these work starting from June.

It is now the end of June and I can honestly say, I am doing a good job of working on the list. Within this month, I have successfully passed an interview and got a job. I have completed a 2 week training course with the NHS and even though that may end without the prospect of a related job that I had initially hoped for, being on that course has taught me some really vital life tools. During those 2 weeks, I have learnt a lot about myself and working with older people. Most importantly, those 2 weeks made me realised that I really want to do into counselling / clinical Psychology because I would love to make a real difference in someone’s life. That feeling of satisfaction would be an amazing reason to go to work. So, I have decided that is what I want to do. Now, it is up to me to gain experience and perhaps plan to complete masters. I want to become a Charted Psychologist.