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Published: October 17th 2010
Last I checked, I was still a native Floridian. If yesterday was any indication, however, I might possibly be mistaken. It's amazing what a year of living in an alpine town with no heating in your house will do to thicken your blood. Just stepping off the plane in Singapore and feeling the blast of 95-degree 100%-humidity filled air was a jolt to the senses. Walking around in it was like being...
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Joe Smuin
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White girl.
Amy and Jeremy: Glad to see that you are safely in SinGAH pore (as an old Brit friend used to pronounce it) and are maintaining your usual high standards of photography. Amy, I have to chuckle at that one closeup photo of you ... the sunburn on your face is still evident and yet you now look like a real northern British Isles lassie ... milk white skin. Amazing what differences living in the cool lattitudes makes, isn't it?! Being of reddish hair complexion, you didn't have to stretch very far to look like a New Zealander. What I'm going to be interested to see with the passage of time is whether or not your time in New Zealand has the result of you either going back there or moving to the more northern climes of the States permanently. In the meantime, have fun, stay safe and keep the wonderful photos coming. Joe