:: My Drama-Rama Mind ::

:: chicken soup for the "kid" in you ::

been such a drag to come to sch and it is not becuz of the sch work but e ppl. as most of u probably kno by now, i am staying one more sem becuz i've incomplete modules so technically, all my course mates have graduated (mostly) except for a few of us (actually a handful la) who are sharing the same "interest" in sch. so, as i was saying, it is these ppl whom i see day in and day out in sch tt r driving me nuts (disclaimer: not all of u, u kno who i am referring to. if u dun, er.. read on). some of them r so immature it makes me feel disgusted. and the worse thing is tt some of them r so caught up with being "popular" and "happening" tt they forget the basic things in life. tact, individualism, privacy and most of all, consideration. it irks me each time one of these "kids" take their seat bside me and start 2 blabber abt their so-called life. like i'm interested. i realli haf got better things to think abt other than who is wearing wat today, who's got thicker make-up on, so-and-so's got a new gucci wallet and oh, someone's newly single! is everything so shallow to these Gen-Y ppl? (ahem, i belong to Gen-X, and am proudly one, thank you. at least we have got more values.)

i mean while it is perfectly fine to b keeping up with fashion, one has to make sure one does not lose oneself in it. u shud b wearing the fashion and not letting the trend wear on you. sometimes being the majority does not mean it's the best. u haf to be able to look out of the box and not stay trapped in there. look at the ppl ard u and look thru their masks and wat they're wearing on their bodies and wat they're saying thru their mouths/body language. if u can do this then maybe u will have a tiny idea on wat i'm trying to say. the end.

posted by Mrs. Lee @ 10:40 AM