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Eureka

Papeete, 15 July Su is a keen diver, but I didn’t know until after we had decided to marry each other. I also did not know many other things about her – We hold the view that we have plenty of time to find out. About a month before our marriage, she took me to…

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The Fruit of Love

Some friends have asked me for a copy of what I said at the funeral of Dr Raymond C W Wong on 20 December 2008. Raymond was indeed very close to many of us. I have been procrastinating, for at least two reasons. First, I did not exactly follow what I wrote in tearing haste…

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Black Rain Storm

I was awaken by lightning and thunder. I looked at the clock. It was just past five – a wee bit early to start the day, even though I had planned a long day ahead. Then I recalled I had yet to deal with a few emails last night; and soon I found myself sitting…

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Letter from Hobart

Hobart is the state capital of Tasmania, which is the smallest state of Australia, and Tasmania is also the name of an island, which together with many other islands, form the Tasmania State. Tasmania is 240 km away from the eastern side of the Australia Continent, and geological evidences suggested that the island broke off…

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Letter from Tasmania

You may find it hard to believe, but I have experienced more extremes in temperature in Tasmania on one morning than in the 16 days I was on Star Princess plying between South America and the Antarctica. There must be some good lessons to be learnt from the processes. Everyone knows that it is cold…

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Leaving Sydney

After two solid days of rain and wet, and having been treated to largely the same menu at every meal, the sky opened up, but not before my friend had cancelled another game of golf for the morning. At morning coffee, we learnt that Sydney had more than the average precipitation for February in the…