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What a Wonderful Birthday!

Oct 6, 05: Today is my 29th Birthday and it's full of surprises!
  • My mom left me a Happy Birthday cellphone voicemail yesterday's evening.
  • Got a surprise birthday cake from my dear sweetheart who lives thousands miles apart, with an extremely surprising delivery!
  • Got unusually many "happy birthday" messages, thru both MSN and cellphone calls, from friends who have never done this before, especially from my highschool and undergrad friends.
I'd like to thank everyone for a wonderful day they have made!! I donated some money to the Siriraj Hospital Foundation today and I wish to share all of them the merit from this good deed.










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Update: Oct 7, 05: Last night I and my friends on campus went to have a mini-party. It was at a BBQ restaurant at Future Park, the only mall nearby campus. I came to work this morning and got another surprise! A wrapped gift was placed on my desk. Found on that it's a gift from my dear friend Toey and Joe, who also are the dear friends of my girlfriend, and also coordinated yesterday's surprise. Inside the wrap is a book Joe chose for me...a scientific novel!





Comments

Anonymous said…
P'Geng,

Here is another one. Happy Birthday!!!! :):) Wish you all the best.
Anonymous said…
wow..you had a really enjoyable birthday..that's great!

Happy Birthday again and have fun with your life :)
Anonymous said…
Happy birthday (p'geng?) Thiti!

- Alf from Singapore
Anonymous said…
Happy 29th Birthday ka P'Keng :D
Anonymous said…
Happy Birthday, Geng! The cake looks yummy...;>)
I wish you a fantastic year!

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