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Old friends

I've known Sandz for 9 years, entering our 10 years of friendship by now. We started to get close only in the final year of study in UMS.

Jules, I've known her since 1st year of secondary school. That's 16 years ago.

Eric, I knew him the same year I know Jules, but he was in a different class back then. We became really clsoe after graduated from high school and he remembered to call me when ever he is around.

Zura, I've known her since the 1st day in DHL. She was my senior, and we became really close after that. Until today. Time span? 3 years.

I've known Irfan for 4 years plus, coming to 5 years now. He's more like a brother to me, we've been housemates for the past 2.5 years.

Kevin, 6 months, my housemate and another close friend of me. We think alike in lots of stuffs, crazy bout F1 and Man U.

I don't have that many close friends in life. But I really treausre all 6 of them here. Each and everyone provide me some reason to hold on, to live on and to survive in this cold cold world. They made me smile, they shared my burden and sorrow, what else can I ask for?

I am not the type of person that likes to mingle around with people, hence not that active with social life. Somehow, I am blessed with knowing these wonderful people.

Good night everyone. It's 3:15am and I am still writing on my blog. Tomorrow onwards I am on leave. Happy CNY everyone!

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