I was thinking about how people come and go, but I couldn’t write anything better than this. I like it when non-English speakers express themselves in unique turns of phrases. It’s not Chinglish. It’s not bad English. It’s just English used in a different way. It is refreshing. I’m a big fan of Hailey’s, and I recommend her blog to y’all.
Other than that, I’ve been enjoying birthday presents I’ve been getting. Get Fuzzy’s a great read and a thoughtful gift. Thank you.
I’ve also received just now, The Melancholy Death of Oyster Boy & Other Stories, a magnetic poetry set (shakespeare edition), and a lovely birthday card that almost moved me to tears while I was reading it at a traffic junction (I didn’t cry only cos the lights turned green). I am such an emotional wreck. And I am very, very humbled. Thank you.
Without even opening it, I can make out “I / have / nothing / through / melancholy” from the little magnets in the transparent box. OK lor.
Happy Birthday.
Here is an asterisk and an colon for you.
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Happy Birthday.
Here is an asterisk and an colon for you.
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Thank you. Will find good use for those.
Thank you. Will find good use for those.
Happy Birthday Mr Miyagi. May your wisdom be of use some day. More karate! – evie
Happy Birthday Mr Miyagi. May your wisdom be of use some day. More karate! – evie
Of use some day? Of use SOME DAY?
Of use some day? Of use SOME DAY?
alt: *sniggers* happy bird day… maybe ur bird very happy today… erm. yah.
alt: *sniggers* happy bird day… maybe ur bird very happy today… erm. yah.
Happy Birthday! you are in your prime! Enjoy! Enjoy!!
Happy Birthday! you are in your prime! Enjoy! Enjoy!!
Thank you. Not yet. Five more years.
Thank you. Not yet. Five more years.