Wednesday, April 20, 2005

All in a Day's Work

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Toured the township of Toa Payoh today, starting from the HDB Hub at Toa Payoh Central. Strolling along Lorong 1, one can sense the air of nostalgia and be transported a decade back in time. Walking through Toa Payoh Park, I noticed the pathetic state of its pond. It was murky, and covered not with duckweed, but leaves. My walk took me all the way to Potong Pasir, past Kim Keat Estate. I saw the workplace of MP Chiam See Tong, but he was away for the Parliamentary debate on the Casino Issue (Which was given the green light, much to the dismay of many religious and social groups).

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Today, I went down to Outram and Chinatown to meet Bang Zhi for dinner. We chatted on many issues, including that of entrepreneurship and our new hobbies.






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