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Meme
Stolen from smooshylooshy
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Auld Lang Syne
For the past few days, I am running into people, places that are evoking bittersweet memories for me.The other day, I passed by my grandmother's old house but the thing is, there is no house at that place now - just a pile of rubble and debris that will give way to a tall, gleaming building ( Read more... ) -
Y(H)ello!
Greetings from Cyberland ( Read more... ) -
Imagine..
Imagine ( Read more... ) -
My World, this week
It has been a long, long time since I last updated this LJ and a lot has happened in the past few weeks (Thank you, for the nudge sillifluous). Also, I have some exciting news to share. :D ( Read more... ) -
Snippets
• The placement season has begun and I am in the midst of submissions, exams and hunting for a job. It has also meant taking some tough decisions and answering some questions which I had been avoiding so far ( Read more... ) -
QOTD
"In life we do things; some we wish we had never done, some we wish we could replay a million times in our heads, but they all make us who we are. And in the end, those experiences shape every detail about us. If we were to reverse any of them, we wouldn't be at the exact place that we are today. So just live. Make mistakes, and have wonderful ( Read more... ) -
Of penpals, letters and the Internet...
When I was a child and learned about the way the sun illuminated one half of this world while the moon put to sleep the other half, the idea fascinated me endlessly. Often, in my geography class, I would imagine another girl;as old as me going to sleep at the other end of the world while I sat in class,studying,and I would wonder about this ( Read more... ) -
A Conversation
The other day, while visiting my nephew, both of us indulged in some fun with 'play clay' by moulding it into different shapes and sizes. At first, I tried my hand at it but soon gave up, and besides, I was enjoying it more, watching my nephew's adept hands turn that soft,pliable clay into an elephant, then a green coloured snake, a blue umbrella ( Read more... )