Great storytelling doesn't require fancy animation, video or soundtrack.
Enuff said.
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The creator of the video was inspired by this one.
I'm a former librarian, from Singapore. The postings were library-related (mostly). I tended to ramble. As with things in life, my thoughts were incidental (i.e. insignificant). DISCLAIMER - Views expressed here were strictly my own and did not represent the official stand of my former employer. But you know that already.
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