I Wrote This For You
The Writer

Siti Nurul Ain.
A writer; a once upon a time dream.
A teacher; a searching love. A walking blank paper.
Thursday, December 4, 2008, 3:43:00 PM
fee-fi-fo-fum

i think its pure torture to stay at home doing nothing. its not like as if i gain access to this darn computer 24/7 anyways. thats why i cant wait for next yr. i'll have my own laptop! HAH! and when that day comes, i am so playing with it at my brother's face just to annoy the shit out of him. *laugh evilly, much like e msn emoticon except with more femininity* my mother, however, think that its a good thing to have a jobless daughter so that she could have more helping hands around the house. o.o 

and while slugging my ass of at being a free-labour at home(YES! i dont get paid doing house chores! OH!BAM!AH! i am sooooo sueing my mother!) , i have memorised all the tv programme for the day like the back of my hand. how much more pathetic i can get? anywhats, i fell in love with EMPEROR'S NEW SCHOOL! rock man! k-u-z-c-o, kuzco, kuzco, GOGO! 

PLUS, ive been watching westlife vcd at home. yes. i still love them. *blushblush* i just cant get enough of them. especially,



Nicholas Bernard James Adam Byrne.
anyways, i have problem with certain parents who think that they're doing themselves a favour by making their children fulfilling what THEY cant achieve. and its funny when they defend themselves by saying 'cos i cant achieve what i dreamt, doesnt mean i have to stop'. please lor. which year/generation are you at? instead of speaking truckloads of rubbish, how about doing YOURSELF and your child a favour by trying YOUR CHILD achieve what he/she wants, he/she dreams, instead of yours. 'just because i cant achieve my dream, doesnt mean you cant too'.