Bridge

Its hard to keep up with the people who come and go in your life. The past 2 months saw a blur of visitors flying in and out of bj . I really ought to keep a log book huh!

It has been a dream, a really sweet one, and one that i am still sleeping in. Alas, as the saying goes that all good things must eventually come to an end, (*cue in the ringing alarm clock), its time to wake up.

Daily, i reminded of the endless work that needs my attention, deadlines that need to be met, books that need reading. God help me please.

I just saw another of the aunt back home. Her time in bj is up, and i guess it wont be any time soon that i would be having her here. Sigh, she has no idea, but she is so affectionately known amongst my classmates as the "Tsinghua Aunty". The beijing experience certainly wouldnt be complete without you! oh well, i hope i had a small role in making your trip here memorable, beiyi :)

On places to chill out number.. (which number are we at already?) anyway, over at the varsity town aka Wu Dao Kou, there are a number of small cafes that deserves some mentioning. On my list, is one that is recommended by rf when frae and bongy were here. Bridge Cafe, similar to the bookworm cafe, is another cool chill out place to share books, food and gossips with the bestest of friends :)

Bridge Cafe

The Bookworms

Mindless jabberings over a cuppa good old cino!
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