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Reminiscing the times when I was younger, living in
a place surrounded by kampungs that looks like these,
back in Malaysia. The feel, the memories, it's something that
can not be simulated back again. All because the course of
development has taken over all these gems, from the times of old.
I have finally found something like it (but never similar)
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a place surrounded by kampungs that looks like these,
back in Malaysia. The feel, the memories, it's something that
can not be simulated back again. All because the course of
development has taken over all these gems, from the times of old.
I have finally found something like it (but never similar)
in this island city.
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Some thoughts ran through my mind when I
spotted this yesterday on a west-bound MRT ride.
Why are the elderly in Singapore doing these more often
these days? Are these signs of protests? Or are
they just wanting to get back to the simple life? Old habits
die hard? Or just plain wanting attention?
Singapore as many other major city of the world are also
facing an increase of elderly in society. With less benefits
or social services provided for these people as demand increases,
more and more of these elderly folks are forced into
a continuous chase for income to make ends meet.
The gold in cities like this,... often lacks the shine.
The Balancing Act
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