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Letters
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From Malaysia
1986-1987
It
may well be that not many of us have kept letters sent or received during
the time we lived in Malaysia. Thank goodness for the foresight of some
though. These letters have been kept and were given to me by kind permission
of the owner (recipient) with full permission to publish them on this
site. Not only has permission been granted, but due to an understanding
of the importance and relevance of the content of the letters, it was
the expressed desire that they be published and thereby shared and appreciated
by all.
By
reading these letters, you will find your memories once again refreshed
in a very real way, as we read what could be what we ourselves might've
written. There are some brilliant and humourous anecdotes of just how
it was for us all. The names have been changed.
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8th May 1986
Dear Wally,
Thank you for
your letter. Yes it certainly is interesting and different living
over here. We have settled in quite well and have met lots of
interesting and some boring people...
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25th June 1986
Dear Wally,
I can't recall whose turn it is to write
so I thought I'd drop you a line.
Last weekend I went to Hatyai with some
friends and had a wonderful weekend shopping.
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18th November
1986
Dear Wally,
I'm sorry I've
taken so long to write but life has been really hectic since we
arrived back. We moved house 2 days after we arrived home and
our social life at present has been very busy to say the least...
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23rd
July 1987
Dear
Wally,
First
of all my apologies for not writing for so long. Believe me I've
been so slack in the literary field the mind melts up here I'm
sure...
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1st September 1987
Dear Wally,
Thanks for the letters. Our first letter
must have crossed in the mail.
........ our posting came through last
week. We've been posted to Melbourne with effect date Dec 19th.
We leave here 18th Dec on a RAAF 707 and land in Darwin then Sydney...
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Reproduced
by permission
Disclaimer:
The sentiments and opinions expressed within are that of the author at
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