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Hi everyone! We're back on the island. we came back on friday evening managing to sneak past both US and Bermuda customs without much fuss and after such a long time in the air that our body clocks went crazy. we're still jet-lagging and sleeping crazy hours just cos we can't stay up till the appropriate sleeping times. (it's a 12hour time difference afterall.) but i'm determined to go to bed at 10pm tonight after watching the last episode of dance wars, instead of 3pm on Sat and 8pm last night. did i mention i woke up at 4am on both mornings? absolute rubbish sleeping, no rest at all! i'm loaded with so much caffeine from the 4 cups of coffee i've had since 7am this morning, that i'm oozing caffeine from my pores i tell you. btw i'm still coughing my lungs out and hao-e still has his ulcers (the effect of the horrendous weather in Singapore). i know i don't make sense, and the sentences don't gel, but i'm relying on coffee to keep awake, so please forgive me for the lack of flow.

You know how i always complain about this place? Somehow, i'm glad to be back. For one, the weather's great. we left the island when it was windy and chilly and 2 weeks later, we're having sunshine and warmth, averaging about 18-20 degrees. such happiness. Two, familiar faces saying "Good Morning!" or "Hi!" again. had such a hard time shutting up in Singapore, now i can open my mouth again and be uber friendly. Three, i'm looking forward to london in a couple of weeks. So that's super exciting.

what's up with you?

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