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www.journeythroughobsession.blogspot.com please include my website in your interesting links section it would be GREATLY appreciated.
ReplyDeleteYes, I would like to add my blog too. Thanks James!
ReplyDeleteHi James,
ReplyDeleteI was very surprised and happy to receive your email with a link to this wonderful blog. I had lost touch with most of the guys from the year of '76 except for Pok Vun (now Bob Chew). With my terrible memory for faces and the passage of time, I probably will not recognise most of them if we pass each other on the street!
I do have a blog which I have not updated since Oct 2008 but you are welcome to have access to it.
http://georgelo.weebly.com/index.html
May I suggest a column for everyone to write a little about what they have been up to since leaving Form 5 in 1976.
Great job on this blog. Do keep it up. Hope we all can meet up some time soon. I missed out on the reunion dinner in 2006. I was invited to the dinner to be held in the Sarawak club but it burnt down and I was not told of the changed venue. Pity. Can we have one this year? We are all turning 50. Seems like a nice number!
Wonderful comments, George! And the effort put in by James to reconnect the Class of '76 is really commendable!
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