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The old-school practice of putting pen to paper has seen a revival in recent years with bullet journaling.
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SINGAPORE - During the two-month circuit breaker in 2020, Ms Kelly Yu found that the days were blurring together.
"I couldn't remember what I did. I felt that the time was lost," says the South Korea-born Singapore permanent resident.
