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Bring it on 2008!

Posted on 01/01/2008 By Reedz

Happy New Year to all visitors to AB.org! Wishing you health, wealth, and happiness in the new year! Tonight was a bit quiet. Started off at a private gathering at the residence of the Australian High Commissioner, and ended up ushering in the new year amidst the throngs of people at Jerudong Park Playground.

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The Australian High Commissioner chatting with guests. Thanks R & C for having us!

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Da missus chatting with the Philippine Ambassador

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Was so tempted to put down my camera and join the kids on the Wii!

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C enjoying a light moment with the guests

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Hi Sam’s mom!

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Jerudong Park Playground and others in next post…

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