Cold breeze

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TGIF!!! Alhamdulillah. Looking forward to the weekend as I will be away with some of my colleagues this weekend.  Although the weather doesn't seem to favour us for now nevertheless I hoped that whatever we have planned for this weekend akan jadi.  Happy cold shivery weekend everyone!.

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Coffee Girl said…
Hey hey hey! omg i havent been here awhile. that cutie with the umbrella is so cute! u have a nice day now
February 4, 2014 at 12:14 PM
Nur68 said…
Hi there, tq for dropping by dear..must be very busy now kan....anyway, congrats again...semoga both of you dimurahkan rezeki and happy always. Not to mention, I bought Ngap Sayot shirt from your other half last year. Hehe...and I was clueless that both of you were engaged to be married then.

February 4, 2014 at 6:47 PM
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