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I miss this girl too.


Dad's telling me to send an email to KAIST asking if I can get in with my SPM results. I'll get Mami to send it. I have 2 camping trips coming up. One in March and a Camporee in April. I honestly couldn't wait.

Mak left for Holland yesterday. KLIA reminded me so much of my first time going down that escalator. Made me feel like going back to Manchester.

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