Ranting of the day:
I do not understand why lately people omit the process of apologising after bumping into you/ stepping on you. Like, was there some unofficial proclaimation that if you APOLOGISE after a slight accident, you're UNCOOL??? If there was, I swear nobody stuck the post-it on my door. I seriously think it should all be an integrated part of basic mannerism to apologise. It's either brains out there are turning into mush or the standard of basic mannerism is droppinggggg. BIG TIME. I'm not gonna tolerate this behavior, I swear, I'm not gonna just silently walk away. I'm gonna deal with it. As loudly as I can. So good luck to the next bugger that trods on my slipper; he/she is a goner.
Enlightening points of the day:
- Being the only child - is actually not that bad a thing. Yes, at times it's a lil' lonely and frustrating but after so many years, I've realised that it actually teaches me not to rely too much on people. And actually be comfortable in my own skin; enough to do things alone and ignoring the weird looks that some staff members give when they realise I'm alone. So I guess I'd say it's a blessing in many disguises; a part of me.
- Turning 18 but barely there - basically being a teenager/ young adult is, great. At 18, I'd get the booze, nights out partying and the life. On the other hand, I'm barely treated like an adult, some old haaaaaaaags don't take me seriously and some think I'm some imbecile. But it's cool. Cos' that means I still have the youth and energy to do retarded things, turn spastic, be irresponsible and angsty at times and nobody is going to strangle me with both hands or give me THE LOOK for it.
So what's bad about being an angsty, unpredictable, erratic, basically crazy teenager? Nothing.
Decision of the day:
I'm gonna go learn how to drive and get a license. Whether I'm gonna be a career-minded woman or not, I'm gonna learn how to drive. Cos' when I become a mom, I wanna be one that can drive my kids around. Driving mom with a fashion sense. Sounds wonderful to me.
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