Friday, May 23, 2008
Met up with the paowaowao girl last week! She rented a car and picked me up, and we were just crazy ladies talking non-stop from the second I entered the car and got out of the car with my hands full of shopping, filled with updates, gossip and road directions. LOLX.
Chilled at this eclectic style cafe at Vivocity overlooking the sea. I felt grandma-ish, sitting on a red leather sofa and sipping at my caramel latte.
Always fooling in front of the camera.
I'm not really used to seeing myself without fringe. And it makes me look different. Like much more older. I don't like it. But having fringe is darn troublesome; pokes into my eyes, too short to clip it up and stuff.
And we headed to Topshop. And bought nothing for ourselves. But our fortunate boyfriends. Wth. I'm not myself thanks to love. Then we went to Zara. And bought nothing for ourselves. But our lucky darlings again. BAH.
Ikea Tampines was the last stop. Had to buy stuff for boo's car.
Time flies so fast. I told Lyn, when we were in high school, we wrote on rough paper, passed messages to each other so often our classmates got damn annoyed, we hung at Eastpoint, White Sands, Tampines Mall, we tucked out our stupid white blouses right after school, wore Japanese socks with US Master schoolshoes, carried tiny Outdoor backpacks, bought the fugly JNCO baggy jeans and mini tees, had multi coloured pens in our Converse pencil cases, wore ear sticks, coloured our hair, took neoprints frequently, changed to ankle socks when the new fashion hit etcera etcera. We grew up, didn't wear school uniforms in the polytechnic, she had short funky permed hair, I had bright pink hair. Now, she's already gotten her driving license (i'm still not very motivated to get one), is independent and earns good money from playing piano, graduating from university soon and already thinking about her future.
And this is how we looked like last December. (My fringe has grown, but not the rest of my hair). Yeah, a whole lot of folks are gonna roll their eyes seeing what I typed. MUAHAHAHAHAHA.
I love you Lyn! You're a big girl now, and you've got to believe in yourself. I'll always be there for you.
Chilled at this eclectic style cafe at Vivocity overlooking the sea. I felt grandma-ish, sitting on a red leather sofa and sipping at my caramel latte.
Always fooling in front of the camera.
I'm not really used to seeing myself without fringe. And it makes me look different. Like much more older. I don't like it. But having fringe is darn troublesome; pokes into my eyes, too short to clip it up and stuff.
And we headed to Topshop. And bought nothing for ourselves. But our fortunate boyfriends. Wth. I'm not myself thanks to love. Then we went to Zara. And bought nothing for ourselves. But our lucky darlings again. BAH.
Ikea Tampines was the last stop. Had to buy stuff for boo's car.
Time flies so fast. I told Lyn, when we were in high school, we wrote on rough paper, passed messages to each other so often our classmates got damn annoyed, we hung at Eastpoint, White Sands, Tampines Mall, we tucked out our stupid white blouses right after school, wore Japanese socks with US Master schoolshoes, carried tiny Outdoor backpacks, bought the fugly JNCO baggy jeans and mini tees, had multi coloured pens in our Converse pencil cases, wore ear sticks, coloured our hair, took neoprints frequently, changed to ankle socks when the new fashion hit etcera etcera. We grew up, didn't wear school uniforms in the polytechnic, she had short funky permed hair, I had bright pink hair. Now, she's already gotten her driving license (i'm still not very motivated to get one), is independent and earns good money from playing piano, graduating from university soon and already thinking about her future.
And this is how we looked like last December. (My fringe has grown, but not the rest of my hair). Yeah, a whole lot of folks are gonna roll their eyes seeing what I typed. MUAHAHAHAHAHA.
I love you Lyn! You're a big girl now, and you've got to believe in yourself. I'll always be there for you.