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Yesterday,I discovered an old photo of my family while we were on holiday.What made me wonder is the height of my youngest son has grown over the last nine years...his head was just below my chest and now he is a few inches taller than me.
By the way,I also noticed that I also grew substantially but not in the right direction i.e horizontally in the middle:-((
NOTE: The photo on the right is taken from a framed print of my family photo taken in 1997 at Paddington Railway station,London
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Abedib, all happily married men are vertically blessed. :)
Just where did you get that frame from? Fortune 500? ;-)
Posted by: Honeytar | Monday, January 09, 2006 at 11:26 AM
Honeytar,
I thought it is horizontally blessed?
Yes, your guess is right.I got the free frame from Fortune magazine.
Btw, I love to hang around British Railway stations-the people,the foods,the books etc.
Posted by: Adib | Monday, January 09, 2006 at 11:34 AM
ehh ehhh... vertical pulak... it is horizontally... hehehhh...
People Watching at BR... it is my favourite past time too, & to see what books they read! :)
Posted by: Honeytar | Monday, January 09, 2006 at 03:02 PM