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Category Archives: blog
Why My Blog’s Seemed Boring Lately
Hello dear, devoted(?) fans! I owe you an explanation. Those of you who have just been visiting my site directly may have thought that nothing interesting has happened since sometime in August. Well, I’ve actually posted a lot since then, but there was a problem with my site configuration so that you couldn’t see those [...]
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T is for Tokyo
That’s good enough for Cookie Monster. Problem is, the skyline at the top of my website is actually that of Kuala Lampur. But that has two letters, which is far beyond Sesame Street.
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A Question for my Loyal Readers