LadiEs & gentLemEn... iT's time to taKe a 5 and miSs ya sweEt freN here... How LonG haV we lasT talked to each oTher? hoW lonG haVe we laST met? hoW mucH abouT me caN u stiLL remembeR?... Life is shoRt... iT's important to knoW what's important to you... and what's not~* --- WeLcomE to SimiwagÖ~*

Wednesday, September 30, 2020

watching you sleep

When I opened my eyes and the first beautiful thing that came before my eyes this morning was to watch you sleep soundly.

Then, the thought of "you are no longer a baby" came into mind... I felt saddened that I hadn't hugged you enough... And I hope we will continue to hug each other and be generous with saying "I love you", every now and then.

Love you. Miss you. Thank you for working hard in everything you do. I hope you are happy and proud of yourself when you look back.

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Monday, September 21, 2020

what is fairness?

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Tuesday, September 15, 2020

Trekking with the little ducklings

During those days when I was going around the park and natural trail measuring the path... The kids always want to join me...

Sunday, dear suggested to visit the MacRitchie Reservoir 😅🎉

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Saturday, September 05, 2020

jogging in the rain

It's been ages since I last jogged...

This evening, dear spontaneously jioed me to jog tgt with him. It's one of his weekly routine but a once in a blue moon activity for me.

We saw the family of Punggol monkeys..

Then, it started to pour heavily...


Along the way, we came across a stranded dad with his 6yo son. The chain of their rented cart was jammed... There's nothing much we could help. The only thing we could offer was to check on them to see if they were fine, then eye-powered to show some support... Finally when the chain was untangled after our eye-power assistance... we continued to watch him reassembled the compartment and helped him flipped the cart over. All of us, drenched in the heavy downpour. (The 6yo was in a raincoat, no worry)

We exchanged goodbyes and part our ways with the stranger father-and-son.

When I was so close to the destination, the sole of my right running shoe LOL...

It was certainly a jog to remember...

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