Farewell for a while! (OT)
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Eldarion
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Hi all! As some of you might know, I would be drafted into the Police Academy in about 2 days time. Its a under a compulsary conscription (for army, police and civil defence) thing that Singapore practices for all male citizens. I'll be toting my new M&E Rudall copy and a Generation whistle into camp. As I'm pretty certain that I wouldn't get much computer access in camp let alone to the access to the forum, I'm bidding everyone farewell for now. All the best for all your future endeavours, and I'll see ya all in a few months time!
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Cees
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Eldarion,
I didn't realize you were in Singapore! All this time I thought you were in the US.
Anyway, good luck with everything and we will really miss you. Wow everyone at camp with your lovely Orison version of "The Butterfly." Have a good time, survive, and come back to us when you can!
Warm wishes,
Cees
I didn't realize you were in Singapore! All this time I thought you were in the US.
Anyway, good luck with everything and we will really miss you. Wow everyone at camp with your lovely Orison version of "The Butterfly." Have a good time, survive, and come back to us when you can!
Warm wishes,
Cees
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Best of luck to you in your new endeavor. Come back when you can.
Mary
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