Wednesday, May 30, 2007
Two degrees of separation (or not even)
In which I whine about how Singapore is Too. Damn. Small.Among my current clients, I count:
- The best friend's ex-boyfriend from way way back.
- Someone who went to school with Wahj way way back.
- The old government department I used to work for, including people who used to be my bosslets and colleagues a few years ago.
Familiarity is fine and dandy (which is partly why I took the job with my former department), but I would also like to meet some new people, please!
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Labels: Freelancin' living, Personal, Singapore stories
posted by Tym at 8:00 PM
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At 6/01/2007 11:13 AM
suzie said... also your student. you forgot.
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At 6/02/2007 1:09 AM
Tym said...
Yah, but I knew I was going to be working for you when I took on the job. It's all the "small world" surprises that are getting a little claustrophobic ...
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