It's a niece. I'm an uncle.
Guess what, well yesterday my family had a new member. My sister gave a birth to a lovely girl. Her name is Angelina Natalia Suryadjaja. Welcome to this world my dear. When my sister still in transit room, I got in with my brother in law. Guess what, the nurse asked us, which one was the husband? What a fool question. It's obvious that I'm much younger than my sister and my brother in law. That's weird
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Just a little line from song 'I Will Survive'. Well apparently it was successful for Howard. Is it really a gay song? I still don't understand the point. Well, maybe if I get all the line, I might do. 
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