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At the risk of sounding absolutely superficial, I struggled with posting this. On one hand, this is what I am going through, what I like and this blog is all about me. Why should I care what people think? Then on another, I cringed, looking back at some of the things that I've wrote and I can fully appreciate how I can came across to be many things. Then again, you live you learn.

That's the plus of being older :) You do think faster than you act though I am still trying to master that. But I digress. What others think is not everything but I of all people should know better and first impression do count. It's like abit like branding. Well, everyone has their own weaknesses and this is of one mine. I love like something fun, something vintage and above all, uncommon. I won't spend that kind of money yet though it's absolutely worth it. Yes yes, there are alot of poor people out there or I can do this and that with my money, yes I know it. Which is why I am not clicking on buy it now. Saving is the tip of the day. But then I know me too well. One day, I will do it.

But for now, part of the joy is the hunt. The hunt has begun for awhile now. Hunt on! Speaking of hunt, loooooooooove my 3x vintage cameras that I've gotten recently. It doesn't work anymore but sure look damn good. All for 50 bucks.

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William said…
Where do the vintage cameras go?
10:54 PM
thompsonboy said…
its all deco....
11:54 PM
chaiminhuei said…
My sister collects random and eccentric pieces too; vintage car models, strange postcards, and the like.
6:18 AM
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