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Am heading home for Chinese New Year very soon!  I have started my meet up schedule as usual and I am conscious that I am unable to meet everyone due to time constraints while juggling between family and friends.  Will be meeting a few people whom I had missed last October, and will be missing some friends, secretly hoping I won't offend them when they find out I've been back.  I can only say "Sorry!".  I've since established a group of "core friends" which we will meet up faithfully when I am back in town :)  This trip is a little special because the Queens' Exchange girls will finally meet up as a group with Pris/Steph (and now Sammy) back in Singapore too!  We will be having our little reunion which I am looking forward to!

Strangely I find that I've got a lot of requests this time from friends asking me to help them buy stuff.. over the past few years I have had requests, big and small, some ahem a bit ridiculous which I shall not mention :X heh This is a difficult one because I tend to stuff my luggage full of stuff for my family so most of the time I am unable to help friends (or even friends of friends) get stuff from here.  Hope to get some understanding here if you are one of those reading to whom I've said no to before :)

Colleagues are envying me because right after getting back from Christmas and New Year's, I am gearing up for a two week break!  *secretly smiling to myself* hehe

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Pris said…
You look sooo pretty here Bel! And yeah! We are actually all meeting up together in Singapore again!
16 January 2012 at 22:26
Belinda G. said…
Thanks Pris :)
See you guys real soon!
22 January 2012 at 10:57
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