Moving on
I almost forgot that Singapore's birthday is round the corner. Do I feel anything about that? No.
Interpret it however you like.
Friday, August 07, 2009
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3 comments:
Am I to say that the sense of belonging to that homeland is no longer present? If so, that's kind of sad.
Why should it be sad?
Erm well, maybe I believe in 落叶归根 these 4 words.
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