I woke up early this morning. Attempted to clear my table (though it still remains messy), solved half of another Sudoku puzzle, and opened my wardrobe to check out my newly acquired garments. =) Started mixing and matching the tops and bottoms, admiring myself in the mirror... Then i saw my little fluffy skirts. I thought to myself, these are skirts which i can't see myself wearing in the years to come. Definitely at the age of thirty, or even twenty five, I would look like I'm trying to act cute wearing them? It's now, or never. You get what I mean?

When I was twelve, I wanted so much to get a pair of rollerblades. (Shann, rem our little rollerblade craze at that time??) Succumbed to the meagre allowance I had back then, my hopes of becoming a rollerblade pro were dashed (geez. i love to exaggerate) when my mum decided not to get me a pair. She thought it was dangerous(!!). She certainly regrets that now. It was definitely much easier to master it when i was younger. Now, I'm afraid to break my bones and scar my knees.

I remember when I was thirteen, I love wearing platforms and wedges. hmmm... I think my sweaty feet weren't as bad in the past? I sure am glad I did that last time, coz I wouldn't want to slip and fall and die in them now.

When I was fourteen, I yearned so much for a pair of boots, which, again, my meagre allowance didn't allow me to afford it. My mum said I was way too young to be wearing boots (Conservative minds. sucks.), but mind you, I'm pretty much the same as before now. Except i was thinner, perhaps. It was undoubtedly different to be wearing kickass boots at fourteen years old. Because i had no boots, i could only stick to wearing high baggy jappy socks, which are totally different from boots! Pathetic! Yet now that I have a little more moolahs to squander, I only got myself more clothes and bags!! Even Chloeeee has two pair of boots already! ~envy envy envy~ lol... I'll make sure I'll get a pair for myself, before i go to Japan (and I'll make sure I go to Japan again)!

'nuff said. I'm going off to do things which I won't be doing tmr.