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"Drench yourself in words unspoken
Live your life with arms wide open
Today is where your book begins
The rest is still unwritten."


AIZAT ALYSHA ATH ATTICA EDDIE JAZA LIANA NANI NURUL NANA

And so I thought the Christmas crowd last night would be over but eventually, I was immediately wrong the minute I stepped at Orchard. The crowd was still humongous. I still had to be extra careful of holding onto my ciggarete while passing by the endless push-crowds and sister and I had to locked arms so we wouldn't ended up sticking our heads the next just to find where the crowd pushes us to. Hahaha.

So anyway, I think I have got issues wid the fact that some handful bugger treats the smoke of ciggarete like it's a pest to you. I personally understand for non-smokers to despise the smoke in your face or prolly having to be near it but seriously, common on.. do you really have to slap it right in my face when it gets onto you? Will you die the second after? What irks me the most, when you see those handful wave their hands in the air showing signs of asking the smoke to get out of sight or to be blunt, "I can't stand smoke of ciggarete, can you get out of my sight and don't smoke here" sort-of-thing? I'm not implying that I should not be least thoughtful because smoking's no good, bad, bla bla but some buggers just gets on my nerves and behaves like as if ciggaretes would cost your life. Gawd, give yourself a break.








Enough of getting too tensed up over issues that won't get any better. On a brighter note, I decided to chucked and chopped my dull fringe to a thick straight bangs and according to precious, I looked like a doll. Apparently, I wasn't impressive enough because I was expecting more like, Mischa Barton? *snorts*



Mischa's been my celebrity, actress, idol, everything I greatly admired. In fact, I never missed The OC because of her. Hahahahaha I sound kinda wrong then again, any girl would be dying to be like her. Taken this from her personal biography:

"It kind of irritates me that I'm seen as this pretty face. People also say I'm too thin. The truth is pretty people aren't as accepted as other people. It comes with all these stigmas."
-Mischa Anne Marsden Barton, 24 January 1986, standing at 1.74m.