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Photo of me and my dog Nappie from my kampong days (around 1967 or 68)
Dear friends. If you’re in Singapore, you can purchase my book Good Morning Yesterday directly from me at only S$12.50. Message me with your mailing address and I will send the book to you. You can pay via Paylah or Pay Now. Thank you.
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"Good morning yesterday. You wake up, and time has slipped away. And suddenly it's hard to find, the memories you left behind. Remember. Do you remember?" - Paul Anka, Times of Your Life
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Photo of me and my dog Nappie from my kampong days (around 1967 or 68)
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Dear friends. If you’re in Singapore, you can purchase my book Good Morning Yesterday directly from me at only S$12.50. Message me with your mailing address and I will send the book to you. You can pay via Paylah or Pay Now. Thank you.
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5 comments:
wasn't the original Bible House @where now Philitalic Museum?
rather surprising and adventurous architecture - impressive
The tree in front seemed to have flourished after the new building was up--a lot more leaves.
Was the building torn down or simply renovated?
Sorry I don't know becos I seldom come here. People working nearby - my friends as the NHB for example - will probably know.
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