June 1st, 2006
~ What?!
Have you ever noticed that sometimes when you change your routine, your day would almost always end up in a disaster?
Take today for example. I normally wouldn't put my lecture bag in my locker. But yesterday, i don't know what came over me, i changed my routine and put my lecture bag in my locker.
The next morning when i woke up, made my breakfast, drank coffee. Then, went to the pen holder and looked for my keys. Nothing.
Got all panicky cause i have classes at 8 a.m and i need to be downstairs at 7.00 am to catch the MC bus. Searched for my keys. Tore up the whole room. Ripped off my sheets, turned my table upside down, dragged my roommate of her bed. Nothing.
Then only i realised i must have locked the keys in my locker alongside my bag. Great.
After panicking for another 15 minutes, only i realised that i have my spare keys under my table.
*bangs head on the wall*
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The Types of People That Siti Dislikes.1) Mumblers.
- I hate it when people mumble. Okay, fine, you’re shy. I can live with that. But when we are one on one, I would like you to speak up so that I don’t need to say “Pardon?!” every five seconds just to make sense of what you’re saying. Because when I do that, it will get other people’s attention and then who’s going to be more embarrassed?! Me or you?
2) Indecisive people.
- I am sorry, but when I ask for your opinion, I expect you to have a stand. I don’t like it when I ask you, “Do you prefer if we write a report or would you like to present it?”, I would really like it if you can just say “I’d prefer to do the report” or otherwise. What I don’t need is for you to answer like this, “I don’t know. Up to you.” I might disagree with your opinion, but at least I know your stand. And if we do disagree and have a fallout, at least we can talk it out.
3) People who are just too intimidated by just about everything around them even when those things are harmless, really.
- Thank you for choosing me to be a leader. I really appreciate it because At least you think I can lead. But I don’t like it when you can’t perform a simple task. Like, say, an authority figure asked us to write our group members name and passing it up to her. You volunteered to do it. Fine,thank you. But then when you turn behind and ask me to pass it up because (so you say) I am the leader. I don’t see the relevance. Or when you ask me to present something because (again!) I am the leader. WTF?!
4) People who interrupts classes.
- In our English class, there’s this girl who reminds me so much of
Sarah Yung. You had an A1 on your English paper. Good for you.
Whoohoo! Go ahead and show your prowess. Correct the lecturer
when he makes a mistake. But don't embarass him. Don't make him
feel like you should take his place instead. It was really amazing
that that girl was still alive and breathing considering how many people
wanted to just strangle her.
5) People who ignores me when I ask them questions because they’re shy.
- Oh please, PLEASE! I asked you a question. No matter how shy you are, I am sure you can speak or whisper at the very least. I don’t need you to stare at me mutely and look away when I really need the information. If you don’t know the answer or too shy to speak to me, just lie and say that you don’t know the answer. It’s not that hard is it?!
6) People who don't respect my privacy.
- You want to read my SMS-es. Fine. But do it after you’ve asked for my permission. I don’t need you to tell the whole class what’s in my Inbox.I'm sure you want others to respect your privacy too, right?!
7) People who asks me the same questions over and over and over again….In a space of 1 hour.
- You asked me if I have bought my books at 10.15pm. And I answered your question. Then you ask me again in 20 minutes time. My answer will still be the same. And when you ask me again after 30 minutes, do know that my answer still won’t change.
