- No one knows or cares about my family background. In tiny Brunei, people would often ask me who my father was. Then look disappointed because I wasn't from one of the "rich and famous" Brunei-Chinese families.
- Public transport
- The work opportunities are great. No, really, they are. Despite my complaints.
- Crossing the river Thames.
- The bookshops. It's lovely to be in a city full of bookworms. I fit in!
Monday, July 09, 2007
Five things I love about London
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Hi, I've been a silent reader of your blog for a while now, I enjoy reading about your life in London.. lol (I hope that didn't come out as being too creepy!) Anyways just wanted to say I completely agree with your comments about bookshops, they will be one of the main things I'll miss when I go home this year. I love them all, Foyles, Books, etc, Waterstones lol I can spend hours in them just browsing :) That's one thing I think Brunei is seriously lacking, I mean sure we have Booker but that's about it (I don't think Best Eastern can compare to Booker to be honest)! And who sits around in a bruneian bookshop with a nice Frappe all by themselves without people thinking they're some sort of loser? Lol!
Keep on writing!
F xx
Hi Mockingbird! Yeah Booker rules! Best Eastern is just a pretender to the throne, all us bookworms know this. And don't even mention Paul and Elizabeth.I can spend hours in bookshops too :) Katie-Ella
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