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Hello September


So, it is September, again.
Flash back to the first day of September 2013, I was a freshie in USM.
The memory is still fresh,  nervous and excited filled up my mind.
A new chapter of  life begins in a place that is far away from home.
And that always reminds me to work hard.
Homesick gives you strength, somehow it does.
Holiday shouldn't be too long.
It will make you lazy and lose your strength.
Time to wake up and work!

 Say hi to September! =)





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  1. Vidisha Barwal18 July 2015 at 02:14

    beautiful works of yours :D
    why did you stop posting after september...? your projects are very creative and inspiring..thankyou!

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    1. peixiu17 November 2015 at 08:22

      Hi Vidisha, thanks a lot for loving the works!
      Been overwhelmed by the projects but will try my best to get new post done! :)

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    2. Vidisha Barwal29 November 2015 at 10:45

      yes! that would be great! thankyou so much :)

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