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Woof woof....here comes the spring


Chinese New Year was on 29 Jan 06. Most of the chineses (those migrant folks) will go back to their home land. Among the house members, I was the first to go back and first to return. Have been spending most of the time at home. Had a heavy dos of tv programs. Most of my old friends (ex-schoolmates) have loss contact. Some in oversea and west Malaysia. It didn't make a full gathering as well.

On the day of returning to KL, I met my ex-student (I was a temporary teacher before entered into university). I couldn't recognize her. She has gained weight, obviously. Little to I know that she took law until completion of master. It was great to see that I once had a great student. She was one of the top students indeed. The other top student chooses to be a teacher.

The spring has come, and life goes on......

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Anonymous said…
did she give u an angpau or asked u for an angpau?
Thursday, February 16, 2006 11:11:00 PM
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