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		<title>VI: Milan is boring</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[“Argh! Leonardo’s Last Supper is closed on Mondays! Milan is boring…” – Dec 15th, 2008 from Twittelator Many seem to disagree with my statement and claim I should be there during Fashion Week. I couldn’t remember the name of the church I visited; Nick told me minor details like that don’t matter because it’s about [...]]]></description>
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<blockquote><p>“Argh! Leonardo’s Last Supper is closed on  Mondays! Milan is boring…” – Dec 15th, 2008 from Twittelator</p></blockquote>
<p>Many seem to disagree with my statement and claim I should be there  during Fashion Week.</p>
<p>I couldn’t remember the name of the church I visited; Nick told me  minor details like that don’t matter because it’s about my experience  and how I felt, the kinda stuff that I’d wanna remember when I’m older.</p>
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<div id="attachment_544" class="wp-caption alignnone" style="width: 490px"><img class="size-full wp-image-544" title="I like being at the top" src="http://burabura.me/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/milan.jpg" alt="I like being at the top" width="480" height="321" /><p class="wp-caption-text">I like being at the top</p></div>
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<p>Well, I dug out my map and it was the  Duomo di Milano. I watched The Da Vinci Code before I visited Europe and  Angels &amp; Demons after and it was nice to recognise the places I’d  visited in the film.</p>
<p>It was weird how I made friends with the Japanese instead of the  locals in Europe, the fourth one being Junya-san who’s editor of a  Japanese design magazine. We were both staying at <a title="Hotel  Florida, Milan" href="http://www.hotelfloridamilan.com/" target="_blank">Hotel  Florida</a> and Junya-san seemed to be following me to the subway from  the moment I left the hotel. I stopped to ask if he needed help (with my  very poor Japanese) and he asked me where I was going. I thought his  question was awkwardly funny. I told him I was going to Duomo and he  said he wanted to go there too and asked if I knew how to get there.  It’s my first time in Milan and I haven’t got a clue so I told him that  I’m just gonna follow the signs and he tagged along. Like Yukari-san, we  became friends on the train and visited the church together.</p>
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<p>It was nice that Junya-san took a photo of me because I’m not a fan  of taking self portraits and have very few photos of me in Europe. The  coffee at McCafe was cheaper than the ones we have in Singapore, I think  it’s the only thing that’s cheaper compared to Singapore. We had lunch  in a nice restaurant on his company’s tab before Junya-san went for his  interview while I continued wandering.</p>
<p>There’s not much to see or do in Milan but shop. I blew €135 on a  Comptoir des Cotonniers jacket that didn’t even keep me warm. I’ve never  seen or heard of that brand either but it’s very well made and fits me  peeerfectly. I never regretted buying it.</p>
<p>I met Junya-san for dinner that evening before leaving for Venice the  next day. Junya-san likes green.</p>
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