gee, the men really don't get it.

anyway, my mum was telling me not to do a certain thing when my dad interrupted and protested she was teaching me the wrong thing. my mum insisted my dad was the one teaching me the wrong thing when she's obviously trying to teach me to do the right thing. they got into a little squabble over that, and i sat in the middle amused at the whole situation. it definitely wasn't funny to see them arguing. it was more of the fact that i turn 20 this year and they're still adamant about teaching me the right thing. and you know what's even funnier? i just couldn't decide who really was in the right.

it was easier when i was young. the person who agreed to buy me the latest release of Polly Pocket or the person who willingly helped me complete my artwork would be the one in the right. but now, you rationalise the situation and realise both have made equally valid points based on different perspectives. the situation can be viewed in different contexts, and as you realise of the world when you get older, there is no definite right or wrong answer. life doesn't get easier. it just gets more complicated. so i responded in the best was as i've learnt - just keep quiet and continue trying on the new earrings i bought.

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with all the free time i have since exams ended, i've been thinking about a couple of things. i've been wondering if i've lived my life in a way that has impacted other people, and possibly, even changed their lives. then, i thought of something.

i'm sure to a certain cheeky group of people, i have provided endless hours of cheeky conversations and truckloads of cheeky laughter. at least when i'm gone, i'm sure i'd have impacted this group of people (albeit in a really weird and cheeky way), and my life would have left them lasting, memorable and cheeky memories.

ah well, at least my life has not been in vain. i have at least provided entertainment for you guys, *AHEM* at MY expense.

;)