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Monday, February 14, 2005
Three Wishes
Two belated wishes : May you have a Prosperous Chinese New Year and a new Hijrah Year full of sakinah.
One for today : May each of you have love, compassion and understanding until the next Valentine's Day; and may you be able to give, more than you can receive.
"Two Lovers in the Snow", woodblock print, Harunobu Suzuki
Saiffuddin and I are celebrating a pauper's February 14th. We're writing each other letters today, and then we shall both go to the Taman Tun P.O to buy stamps and drop our billet doux in the post box. Stamps cost only twenty cents, and stationery is from office supplies, but the valentine from Saiffuddin, filled with spelling mistakes and illegible handwriting, will be absolutely priceless. (Sorry, Mastercard)
Two belated wishes : May you have a Prosperous Chinese New Year and a new Hijrah Year full of sakinah.
One for today : May each of you have love, compassion and understanding until the next Valentine's Day; and may you be able to give, more than you can receive.
"Two Lovers in the Snow", woodblock print, Harunobu Suzuki
Saiffuddin and I are celebrating a pauper's February 14th. We're writing each other letters today, and then we shall both go to the Taman Tun P.O to buy stamps and drop our billet doux in the post box. Stamps cost only twenty cents, and stationery is from office supplies, but the valentine from Saiffuddin, filled with spelling mistakes and illegible handwriting, will be absolutely priceless. (Sorry, Mastercard)
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