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In the gentle embrace of this Ramadan, I send you wishes that carry the warmth of heartfelt prayers. May healing touch the deepest wounds within you, and may you witness miraculous moments where the impossible becomes possible. May you find treasures of happiness in unexpected places and may your tears…
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ALL the universities participating in the ‘Study in UK Exhibition’ at the Empire Hotel’s Grand Hall on February 2 this year have a very broad and strong portfolio of postgraduate programmes – both research and taught, according to HRD Services. Interest in postgraduate studies among Bruneian students continues to rise…
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A’kum bro, inda sangka kita pun asal org Seria dulu..Yeah what a shame all the houses are demolished now..tinggal jalan saja lagi…
Thats how life goes, kejap ada kajap nada..
W’slm bro, I spent all of my childhood in Seria, Lorong 2 and Lorong 3. We only moved to BSB when I was 20.. many cherished memories of living in Seria and going to St Margarets school 🙂
Hemmm… no wonder you look familiar. I only remembered you when I saw your real name. Your brother went to AAC right? If yes, then he is my sister’s ex-schoolmate. And I might have been to your wedding too. Also I might have been to your house once in Seria yeaaarrs ago!! heeeee… Brapa banyak ‘might have been’ lah?!
Yup thats right, my bro went to AAC. Small world huh? 🙂
I do have nostalgia of the place as well. AB.. It’s my tuition place as well.. hahahaa.. I still remember those days…
Also the beach in front of your house where I go for my afternoon jogs as well..
Aaaaahhh… small world indeed! Or Brunei ani yang luan small? Heee… Your bro still in Aussie now? I think it’s been ages we didn’t see each other. Not that I am close to any of you. Just merely ‘friends’ and know names saja coz I am the blur one in the family. Heeee.. Kesian nye saya! By the way, I am also SirT’s sis-in-law. Macam pusing-pusing udah relationship di Brunei ani. “anak c anu…bini c anu adi beradi sama c anu.” Heeee… Well, have fun anyway!! Probably I’ll be heading to OGDC soon to jog (the area in the pic) and feed the fishes in the pond. Heee…
Goodness JPF, I’d totally forgotten about those tuition days – can’t say they were totally fun coz we were all trying to avoid incurring Mrs. De Silva’s wrath by doing as well as we could. Hehe! But yeah, as you said, those were the days…sigh! Any idea where the De Silva family is now?
hahaaaaa.. Thanks to Tabamfamily for bringing the nostalgia in us..hehehe
I met them for couple of times. They have a house in KB.. U know they are yellow IC.. Brunei citizens.. But they do travel to visit their 2 children..
I enjoyed their company as well. If I bump into them, I will let u know.. and maybe organise a reunion.. Ur mum have lost contact with them?
Juan, I think it was Lina (the comment after me) that remind you of the tuition nostalgia. Heeee…
It is a shame. When hubby told stories of his childhood along those road, I felt lucky that I had the chance to see their house then before they’re all demolished..
yeah, it truly is a sign of the times… even the schools have changed… St Michael’s being merged with St Angela’s… I wonder whats next…
Did yr hubby go to St Michael’s?
No, he’s actually your junior at St. Margaret’s by 1 or 2 years (don’t remember but he told me he knows of you). well, progress brings changes but in the case of the demolished shell housing, bukan dibuat apa2 jugak sana tu
My junior eh? No wonder he looks so familiar! Heheh!
Yeah I think if govt were to consent to BSP selling off those houses to their employees, many would in fact buy them… I know I would! heheh!
“if govt were to consent to BSP selling off those houses to their employees, many would in fact buy them…” Bro AB, nicely said. I cannot say more than that.
I wouldn’t trade my childhood days @ Seria for anything else … enuff said.
kantalensa: I realize there would be repercussions from the sale of the land and houses, but it’s a beautiful thought isn’t it? Owning a bungalow by the seaside in idyllic seria town doesn’t sound half bad eh? 😉
moglie: neither would I brother… neither would I… damn good times cycling around the neighbourhood and stopping at one of the houses to play koboisep wif d boyz n d hood heheh!
Hi. Does that mean Lorong 3 houses also demolished? I was born in Seria and lived in Lorong 3 till 1975. I plan to come back there to walk down memory lane..
Hi Joseph! Yes virtually all the houses in that area have been demolished… from arena padang all the way to the billonth barrel monument. Quite sad really. Whenever I pass there, all the childhood memories come flooding back, as I’m sure it will for you as well…
Hi am a singaporean.. used to stay at a Shell residence at F 19 Seria when my father was working as a nurse at Panaga Hospital, attended St Michaels from 1985-1990.. Would love to meet anyone from the time.. haha lost touch since I left Brunei in ’90.
hi everyone I used to live in F 19 seria…
to ezal, I most probably know you…the karati kid ayt…its been a long long time…whew…I was there 1988 to 1993…miss the place…brings so much memories….yep I attended st michael’s school too….bro..brunei was indeed a very good place and a different world too…..
anybody out there…..will be happy to meet you guys….all childhood friends……..
see ya…
I used to live in one of those government wooden semi detached houses near the post office in Seria.My mum worked at the post office.I went to St.Mike’s from 1966 – 1977
Hi Greg! Thanks for the comment! Are you still in Brunei?