Millions of clouds on a Kuching Friday morning, 10th August 2007
I was invited to a class reunion dinner last Friday night by one of my wife’s classmate so that I could keep her Canadian husband company in the presence of so many females.
Mystery of life - millions are crowded together and yet they remained apart.
It was a very nice dinner in a very nice restaurant in pleasant company but I couldn’t help but wondered why it was that more than half of the ladies there that night were still single! Nothing wrong with that of course but I guessed the reason(s) for remaining unmarried are personal and private - so I prudently decided not to pry by making small talk out of this fact; but being the busybody ever curious person that I am; I still wondered! Any ideas anyone? Whatever.
Another beautiful and mysterious Kuching morning sky - and a mystery why I seemed to encounter them most of the time!
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This is by far the prettiest picture of clouds I have seen in a long time. Hi Francis I’m still checking up on you once in a while!
Hi Francis… Just to answer your question about why the lovely ladies are still single… From a single lady’s point of view, I think most of us do want to get married… BUT the right man just didn’t come along… I always feel it’s realleee difficult to find someone you love & want to spend the rest of your life with & it’s even harder to have that someone you like attracted to you at the same time… Just my 2 cents worth
hi babyviolette! Nice of u to still drop by! Trust that things are going well in Melbourne! I ‘bumped’ into your auntie at this dinner actually! And she turned out to be my wife’s classmate! Small world right?
anon - How true. And I think its definitely to be single than to be in an unhappy marriage! But all marriages takes (hard) work to make it work!