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Archive for December, 2008

Inane Thursday #2

In my current position in my company I do alot of sketching. I am bad at it, but I have to do it, so after some months I have gradually moved from the point where it was unintelligible to slightly resembling what I want to draw. I start with a blank piece of tracing paper, [...]

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Inane Thursday #1

Sometimes I feel there is a cloud that shadows me, a cloud of ill aspect, of plain bad luck and is to blame for all the bad things that happen. Well I suppose there is probably one over everyone, but I obviously can’t verify that. Anyhow, it’s fine if it is merely cloudy, but at [...]

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Winking in and out

Today in the afternoon I was suddenly visited by images of my hometown, a bustling town rapidly being urbanized near Taman Negara, for no other reason because it was rather warm in the office. When I was younger I spent the most time there compared to my siblings, (though my brother is catching up), and [...]

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Messed up Reels of Film

Earlier I attempted to sift through and organize the ridiculous amounts of photographs taken during the year 2008. Bad decision.
I finished soon enough, but the damage was done. Memories flooded through my mind, like a old black and white movie reeking of nostalgia – the uncertainties of January, the bittersweet farewells in July & August, [...]

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Allianz Arena

It was really cold for a summer night, and it was wet and rainy in Munich, the last stop in the former West Germany before making our way up north to Dresden. On what was the most miserably wet night of the entire trip we went well out of the way from our campsite and [...]

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Flying times

The beginning of this week also marked the beginning of the 3rd month of my Part 1 year out industrial training. In a month’s time the first part of my RIBA logbook is due.
To give proper consideration, the past two months, while not exactly momentously eventful, has been… insightful is probably the most suitable description. [...]

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