End Of A Phase & The Beginning Of A New One
These were never shown to the public before, so here goes:
Finding An Old Friend
I was reading updates on my Facebook when I saw someone’s request to be added as a friend was approved by an old friend, Eizlan Yusof. Last I bumped into him was at a show by Anita Sarawak at the Shangri-La back in 2000, and had lost contact with him since.
So I decided to request to be added as a friend on Facebook, and attached a message asking if he still remembers who I am. The reply came a few hours later:
Eizlan Yusof
Today at 01:55
apa pulak tak ingatnya…apa kabar abg? akhirnya jumpa kat sini lak ya… masih terjun?
Another old friend found, thanks to Facebook.
The Last Letter
As this is the month I remember how it all began with Wifey last year, below is a reproduction of the final letter I wrote her before our wedding:
My dearest Jasmeen,
We have come a long way, long, bitter-sweet way to come to this stage in life. A long way to find each other.
I can still vividly remember how I first met you; and how I quietly admired this strong woman whom had gone through so much, and had to continue to go through so much in life. I am truly glad that we became friends first, almost always there for each other, despite the endless emotional roller-coaster rides we had had to endure. And I am glad that there was always that spark in us that was waiting to ignite our true feelings for each other.
I remember that sense of great relief the first time I held you tightly in my arms; how surreal it seemed then that you would choose me over others; this part of me inside struggling to grasp reality, that the woman whom had always been my good friend, had now wanted to be loved by me.
It has been a long journey for us both. We have laughed and cried together, and from now on, we shall continue to laugh and cry together – and this time forever.
I thank God for blessing me with you as my wife, and most important, for making you remain as my best friend.
I love you with all my heart and more,
John F Seademon
Ballad Of The Stepson And The Telco
My 8-year old stepson, Ali, wanted to send a message to his mother one night while Wifey and I were out having dinner. Apparently, he had run out of his prepaid balance and kept getting the same error message saying he had insufficient balance.
Telco: You have insufficient airtime balance. Please reload your prepaid account. For credit advance info, just type Advance Help & send to 99999.
Ali: Than I kick your butt
Telco: You have insufficient airtime balance. Please reload your prepaid account. For credit advance info, just type Advance Help & send to 99999.
Ali: Quiet!!!
Telco: You have insufficient airtime balance. Please reload your prepaid account. For credit advance info, just type Advance Help & send to 99999.
Ali: You die.
You Tell Me What I Should Be Doing With It
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