It's good to know that there are still some kind strangers around us, whom we could trust... I truly admire your guts of accepting a total stranger's invitation to meet and even visit his hometown...I wouldn't dare to, lest of the risk of meeting a possible cunning ones...
Hi, I'm one of your regular readers of your Navel Gazer column and I want to say I love your articles. I like the way you write. This week's article's my fav too!! =p
i love the way you expressed the whole journey into words. a lot of feelings and emotions involved too. i'll be looking out for more of your writings :)
Thanks everyone! My apologies for the late reply, been freaking busy :(
Yes, generous spirited folks are everywhere. We just have to keep our eyes, ears and hearts open!
I should have another piece out next Saturday, 28th Feb!
WP: wah really?? You make me kembang only lah :D
Chiawen: heheh, I've done even more daredevilish things than this. Only thing is, have to reveal sedikit sedikit - not good to scare the parents who also read the papers!!
Sulin: Thanks Sulin :)I'm just glad I had a chance to thank Louis in a small way through this arty, though personally I think it pales in comparison to what he did for us in Gua Musang!
Mel: You're right about the emotional bit. I don't know about my two travelling companions, but I certainly was holding back tears when we were travelling back to KL. Ah. Thinking about Gua Musang always brings back a flood of fuzzy feelings!
..I re-read the January papers in one of evenings back in Sg, and find it 'nostalgic' to read about 'adventure' again. I've past my youth time & it's nice recalling those early days, not saddle with work & adult-problems. One can only do that in Malaysia, it still has that adventure feeling..Sg, nay...it's always deadlines & work (eat, sleep & then back to work!)
I loved this article, I even posted it on Facebook! :)
ReplyDeleteIt's good to know that there are still some kind strangers around us, whom we could trust... I truly admire your guts of accepting a total stranger's invitation to meet and even visit his hometown...I wouldn't dare to, lest of the risk of meeting a possible cunning ones...
ReplyDeleteHi, I'm one of your regular readers of your Navel Gazer column and I want to say I love your articles. I like the way you write. This week's article's my fav too!! =p
ReplyDeletei love the way you expressed the whole journey into words. a lot of feelings and emotions involved too. i'll be looking out for more of your writings :)
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone! My apologies for the late reply, been freaking busy :(
ReplyDeleteYes, generous spirited folks are everywhere. We just have to keep our eyes, ears and hearts open!
I should have another piece out next Saturday, 28th Feb!
WP: wah really?? You make me kembang only lah :D
Chiawen: heheh, I've done even more daredevilish things than this. Only thing is, have to reveal sedikit sedikit - not good to scare the parents who also read the papers!!
Sulin: Thanks Sulin :)I'm just glad I had a chance to thank Louis in a small way through this arty, though personally I think it pales in comparison to what he did for us in Gua Musang!
Mel: You're right about the emotional bit. I don't know about my two travelling companions, but I certainly was holding back tears when we were travelling back to KL. Ah. Thinking about Gua Musang always brings back a flood of fuzzy feelings!
..I re-read the January papers in one of evenings back in Sg, and find it 'nostalgic' to read about 'adventure' again. I've past my youth time & it's nice recalling those early days, not saddle with work & adult-problems. One can only do that in Malaysia, it still has that adventure feeling..Sg, nay...it's always deadlines & work (eat, sleep & then back to work!)
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