Garden of Eden

Merry Berry Christmas :]

Recently, I went about searching around some blogs to see if anyone posted a review or at least wrote anything about the stuff which I’m keeping an eye on. Instead of finding articles to feed my desire for more words, I found words intending to describe their own desires instead. Most of these blogs I’ve visited are Singaporean, although I’m not particularly seeing them in a prejudiced light but I realise a very stereotypical habit of them. Is it a recurrent trend for all young Singaporean bloggers (of females usually, not aiming here but just telling) to include a wish list of what they want? Let’s just proceed to an example,

Last Updated: 24 December 2008

 Good results

 Happily ever after family !

 Worries free

 Stay happily ever after

 Pimples free

 Longer hair

 Shades

 Promoted to sec4Express

 Dye my hair in th holiday

 Handphone(LG Viewty; Pink, Samsung Omnia; Pink, LG KF350; Pink)

 Hair Cut at Kimage I regretted! D:

 Rebonding

 Knee-length pants

 Facial session
-1st session
-2nd session
-3rd session
-4th session
-5th session
-6th session

 Hot Pink tank top

 School shoes

 Hot Pink Pencil case

 Hot Pink Wallet[Optional]

 Hot Pink Watch[Optional]

While I was searching for an example, I was debating whether I have the rights to be judgemental and bring someone up the surgery table. But anyways, it kind of struck me that there were some seriously spoilt people out there. I don’t know the reason as to why they would put up such a list, perhaps to give a hint to their friends as to what to buy for their birthdays? In fact, one girl who posted her desire for an iPod Nano actually got it from a stranger guy she met online! (freaky mou, you say. But ok lah, considering its free and no hidden intentions, I think). Now I’m thinking, maybe I should have one list too. Haa!

Sometimes I just sigh and get lost in thoughts when it’s all going too fast. I feel it coming nearer day by day, but the more substantial question would be; do you?

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