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Next year, it will be our 10th year anniversary! Didn't realise it until we were reminiscing on those good old days. Time really flies.

The 7 of us met almost 10 years ago when we were in JC. Joined the most gruelling CCA and we stuck through the tough times together. Adversities really bind people together and they give birth to pure, real and quality relationships. We didn't just hold on to one another in difficult times but we also shared one another's joyous moments. Isn't that true friendship? Could not have imagine JC life without them.


Missing Edith who was searching for her bridal gown (see pic below).



Without one's realization, we have been faithfully keeping up with our ritual of meeting up on festive seasons & birthdays for the last 9 years! It sure doesn't feel that long. It was only when someone mentioned that it will be our 10th year come 2010 then it hit me that we've been friends for that long a time! Incredible.

With Edith getting married end year, things appear to be all surreal to me. Another hard fact that points to us getting older already. No more the gundoo geenas...one by one growing up to be fine young gentlemen and fair ladies.
A shot of Edith trying out her 1001 gowns , which I stole from her FB's album! Of all that she's tried, I personally think this is the best. A fusion of the oriental & eastern look. The front design is has the embroidered cheongsummish feel while the back reminds me of the victorian age! Superbly chic. Very happy for my friend! May she and her hubby-to-be be ever this blissful!

We are each established in our own ways. One en route to getting a PhD, another SIA pilot, yet another an architect. Each has our own paths to take, yet all of us are still in sync in keeping this friendship alive. Deep down inside each of us, we love and truly appreciate one another. Many years down the road, I'm quite sure when we talked about our crazy days in OAC, we will still laugh as heartily as we do now.

Some memories are meant to stay forever. Likewise for The Mighty Seven.

Comments

YoNg quAn said…
WAAHAHAH!!! GRACE!! hee...i'm a bit shy but still have to admit that it's a pretty awesome post you've got here! YEAH CHEERS TO THE MIGHTY SEVEN!!! hehehhe...but i dunno how to put in the song on blog leh..whahaha, my friend did it!!!
YoNg quAn said…
and thanks for the reminder!! i'm gonna check out Edith's facebook for her wedding gown!! whahah...and so how? do you still think her gown will be like O- biang?! hahaha

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