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Swampy Boonies
It's been a few years since my last post - glad this blogger thing doesn't expire after months of not logging on. Did you know, I totally lost so many emails in my hotmail account because I'd neglected to login regularly? Oh well... I *did* have other things on my mind - studies, of course. Dancing. Trips to Brighton. Just plain having fun. I seem to have earned a reputation of being quite the playboy - I don't understand, I'm just doing what everyone else does over here!
Glad I had fun when I did.... especially now that I'm stuck in the boonies!
My brother the Regent wasn't too happy that I didn't get the Law degree he'd told me to get. Neither did he appreciate my reasons why I elected to do a more general degree involving two years of Law and the final year of History. So in his books, I'm a disgrace. That's probably why I've been assigned to this post out in the boonies.
Don't get me wrong, I like it here. So does the wife (oh yes, I'm married! Quite soon after I got back to Malaya, actually).
I just have this concern about the swamps surrounding this town. That's a huge mosquito breeding ground! I've applied for funds from the State Government to drain them - it's going to cost quite a bundle, but I trust the State Secretariat can see beyond the immediate cost to the long-term benefits of eradicating mosquitoes, and therefore the carriers of diseases such as malaria and dengue!
Hopefully, in a few months' time I'll have an entry moaning about getting all sunburnt while supervising the drainage works :-)(*lynne*'s note: This was written in the early 1930's)
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Hey I sent you an email back in 1922...You really do need to be more diligent in your correspondence. I still dont have a guess yet. Like your approach though.
ReplyDeleteThank goodness you gave me a date. But still clueless. After the first post I thought maybe a woman then I thought not a woman but perhaps early 1800s. See how wrong I was! But still no clue!
ReplyDeleteGood Job!
I am glad to see that I am not the only one without a clue..
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