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Saturday, August 04, 2007

shadow of the day

these are my wive's blythes. some other blythes are vaulted .... she named this oicture the lucky5.

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it's been a great day out. my wife treated me to a TCC lunch at isetan scotts /shaw area. the medication made me a little pukey so i only had the soup. i finished up her remaining salmon with potato dish. the apple citrus fizzy soda was a good wake up call drink .... got my energy and suck my wife's lifeform and she got tired ultimately.

he had about 4hrs of sleep .... so did i ....

the previous nite from 1am to this morning 10am was draining ....

this blog had started when i was last told to stop work for awhile .... guess this marks as an milestone ....
and i felt i let my wife down.

* managed to locate EGM Sept with 3 diff cover. i chosed the yellow halo guy.

i broke down when i was playing this song over the car stereo .... linkin park's shadow of the day :-
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i close both locks below the window
i close both blinds and turn away
sometimes solutions aren't so simple
sometimes goodbye's the only way
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and the sun will set for you
the sun will set for you
and the shadow of the day
will embrace the world in grey
and the sun will set for you
.
in cards and flowers on your window
your friends will plead for you to stay
sometimes beginnings aren't so simple
sometimes goodbye's the only way
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and the sun will set for you
the sun will set for you
and the shadow of the day
will embrace the world in grey
and the sun will set for you
.
and the shadow after day
will embrace the world in grey
and the sun will set for you
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thanks to all colleagues who are true and showed concern and text me .... Karen / HT / Lam Seng / Steven / Adelene / Vincent / Pauline / Rick / ABK / Benny. and the pals at tower on the fateful morning who gave support.

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Hi hi,

Heard about it from HT yesterday after his duties. I know no words will ease the burden you feel weighing heavily on your shoulders right now, but I have this belief that 'when things look the gloomiest and you're at the darkest moments of your life, be happy, for things can only improve from now on'.

Look at me. It took me a very long while to pick up the broken pieces and move on, but I eventually did. Spousal support played a big part in my healing, and I consistently relied on HT even though I felt really really bad.

Please don't keep things to yourself just so that your wife won't be so worried for you. I'm sure that's not what she wants you to do.

We'll both keep you in our thoughts and hope your ordeal will be over soon.

sket said...

thx for the word of encouragements cy .... will hang in there, without ropes ....