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    My Trip to MEHS Reunion 2005 by Phyllis Aung Gine

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    December 13, 2016
    by Phyllis Aung Gine I left the United States on January 4th, 2005 to travel to Burma to attend the MEHS Reunion, 2005 event in Rangoon, Burma on January 8th. My mother Teacher Tin Tin Sein @ Mrs. Aung Gine, came with me and we arrived Burma on Jan 6th. Patricia Than Myaing and her husband Victor Zaw Oo also arrived late that day. We touched base that evening and got in touch with some other friends such as Peggy Kyin, and Teddy Saing who were both in the Reunion Committee. On the morning of the 8th, we went early...
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    Essence Rides High at the Sixth by Tommy Htay

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    December 13, 2016
    ESSENCE RIDES HIGH AT THE SIXTH  by Tommy Htay The proof of the pudding is in the eating of it. The essence of the 6th International Reunion of the Methodist English High School Alumni in Yangon, Myanmar (January 5-6, 2013) was history unchained. Back again in the womb of our alma mater, MEHS, where we had had our wonderful formative years, elation was one of a seismic proportion with every heartbeat as we sang our school song and other songs in the Assembly Hall, our old habitat. As Julia Win and Nyunt Nyunt, our comely Masters of Ceremonies, steered us...
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    Those Vintage Years by Mervyn Shwe Tha (Myo Thant)

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    December 6, 2016
    I live in the northern part of Yangon in an area under the name of Parami; It is a reasonably well to do district, however not in the same league as Golden Valley or Inya Road. Being in my golden years, every few months, it entails me to drive to downtown and draw my pension at Commercial Bank no.3, situated on the top of Sule Pagoda Road near the Port area. The drive used to be under half an hour from my house, however regretfully, with the high or more correctly ultra extensive congestion, making it in about an hour...
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