Thanks, Hope Sydney!

I'm truly grateful to the people I have met in Sydney, people like Kai and the members of her caregroup. I was quite surprised to learn that most of the people in the caregroup were only in their early 20s (or late teens). In fact, I was the oldest person there. I still remember a few years ago, when I was the youngest person wherever I went, whether it was in school or at work. It is quite a strange feeling being the oldest person now. Still, it was good to be talking about school work for a change.

It was also quite interesting that dinner was served during the caregroup. There were definitely many talented chefs in the making. Many of these chefs will definitely be more, uhmmm ... "marketable", when they return back to Singapore. INK, you know what to do. *grin*

Although I was away from home, in a strange land surrounded by even stranger people, being with the caregroup felt like being home once more. I shall remember the warmth that the Sydney caregroup had shown to me while I was there. Kai went out of her way to host me in Sydney, and I am grateful for her effort.

Thank you Hope Sydney!