Wednesday, September 21, 2005

Postcard from JY

Surprise of the day: Received a postcard from JY.

JY is now in Birmingham. It is very nice of her to have sent a postcard. I suppose she had done so before she left for UK? Thanks for the thoughts, JY, I am touched by your gesture.

Friendster updated me some moments that JY has updated her friendster account, and presto, when I logged in, I saw her Friendster Blog. So I spent time to read her post as if I have been deprived of a few days of her writing. Good to hear how she is doing.

By the way, I don't check Friendster very often even though I have an account. I must have been adopting such a closed door policy with Friendster that I only have five friends in my Friendster account. Please don't get upset with me if I hardly check my Friendster account.

Request for technical help
To side track, if anyone of you could help JY to get her Blogger blog working again, I would greatly appreciate it. JY said that when she logged into blogger using her laptop, "most letters appear as squares." Anyone has any clue why this is happening?


Anyway, a photo dedicated to JY, to bring her some fond memories of Singapore. Hope she would like it.

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Postcards are nice. Today, I realised that I would prefer sealed cards or letters during some circumstances.

If anyone of you wanted to choose between sending me a postcard versus a letter, I would prefer a letter (or a sealed card) if you have written words intended for me other than simple greetings.

I found out today that I have my own sense of insecurities and would not wish to have too much private words written on postcard. Never know who's prying out there to misinterprete the contents.

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I am now feeling awfully tired after work, double bass lesson and orchestra rehearsal. Long day, but the evening was fruitful especially the double bass lesson.

Earlier today, I had to present a clinical review to my colleagues. This meant that I have to show a tape of video-recording of a session with them. (Clients have given permission to the video-recording). The clinical review was meant for them to comment on my skills so that I could get feedback to enhance them for the benefit of my work with the clients. I found it quite helpful though I felt very drained mentally and my mind felt very heavy after the presentation.

Am now physically and mentally tired, so I shall end here.

3 comments:

pinkie said...

wah, I'm lucky to be in your friendster... ;)

oceanskies79 said...

Yes, pinkie. My honour to have you around.

mistipurple said...

i don't have frienster account. don't quite know what it is except that it links people all around. i guess i like connections only within limits and that presented a circle i am not controllable of.

anyway, oceanskies, i understand the preference of receiving words in enclosed/sealed envelopes. such is our need for privacy. :)

thank care and cheering you on for the day ahead. i know you are very drained. jia you.