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Offpoint - From Singapore To Seattle

Ongoing journal about our lives in Bellevue, Washington, our friends in Singapore, our work here, our families there. Whatever our fancy.

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us: Relocated from Singapore to Seattle. Staying in Bellevue with my wife Sharon.
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Sunday, June 27, 2004

Crayon Shinchan bedsheet, pillow cases and an IKEA nightstand

Crayon Shinchan bedsheet, pillow cases and an IKEA nightstand

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A gift from my colleagues in Singapore, something that I've actually explicitly requested for, and now finally being used. The nightstand next to the bed was something that we bought from IKEA. I can never understand why there is such a big market of people willing to buy their products at a premium price, and still having to do self-assembly. Not that the assembly guide (written by and for idiots) is of any use in the first place. At least this time round we didn't get a missing screw in the package. But i digress!

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