I learn to create links

found a york alumni's blog on saturday cause she was brown-ed. i didn't really know it was someone i knew but i clicked on the link anyway, as one would (mr brown said she was a cutie) and read the reasons why a non-singaporean would want to be singaporean (citizenship of course).

the posting sounded damn familiar because i remember her telling us how she had to queue in the wee hours of a freezing london morning just so that she can get the limited number of visas that were to be issued on that day from country so-so embassy.

we enjoy visa-less travel in so many countries that we kinda take it for granted and indeed might feel rather loss when travelling entails visa application. well, maybe not all.

the other story where she was often asked why doesn't she speak x country's language and would be troubled repeatedly whenever she travels to x country was related to me by her brother who if i am not wrong is already a singapore citizen by virtue of NS (and from there lots of strange coincidences but that'll be another posting if ever). i guess she is into wordplay and her name has been anagramed (i said too much) and it will be a dead giveaway if i reveal her brother's name so i shall respect her and refer her as enuwy. another reason to respect is that she has been brown-ed before. so don't pray pray.

so much attention on the local blogging community recently. I wonder why? *wink* *wink*

anyhow, still no updates on spain trip. too tired to write anything. haven't seen v for 2 days now and probably not tomorrow as well. sigh. so busy. working my butt off but i know i am in denial when i remind myself it is for some higher calling or greater good. i should just accept it and know that it's unnecessary and ultimately unnoticed and hopefully can feel less unhappy about it. someone needs to really tell me that the bond i am serving out is not a mere legal contract.

drats.

double drats.