Kopi at the corner table
The uncle already knows I want kopi siu dai before I reach the counter on humid mornings.
Notes sorted by when I finished writing, not by importance.
I sort entries by the hour they were done — early drafts, kitchen pauses, walks home under street lamps. The three groups below are not moods or seasons; they are simply when my hands stopped on the keyboard.
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The uncle already knows I want kopi siu dai before I reach the counter on humid mornings.
Saturday mornings mean fish on ice, damp tiles, and a line that moves without hurry.
The table stays cluttered with mail and a mug ring I keep meaning to wipe.
My neighbour's curry plant survives because she talks to it on watering days.
I cut through Outram after a late meal and the street felt held differently at number fifty-one.
The park path fills with runners first, then strollers, then people walking off a long day.
I always try for the front seat upstairs when the route is quiet after ten.
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Grouped notes, same neighbourhood.