I have no bloody idea why my parents have to annoy me at the start of a brand new day, and also at the end of this long day at school. Sometimes I just feel that they don't really bother much about sparing a thought about me and my state of mind, and that they have a serious problem reacting correctly and comprehending situations properly. Especially situations which involve me.

School was great today. We spent our free period (the first hour and a half after assembly talk) at the library watching Dumb and Dumberer. It was really stupid but such a great way to start off the school day (which was ruined by my parents already when I left for school that morning). We didn't have time to finish watching the entire movie though, so we'd prolly continue tomorrow, when we have a freakin' long two and a half hour break!

Then we had maths and lit lectures, which were not too bad. I am still extremely sore about having to take maths. And I thought I was so over them bloody calculations lah. We also had choir auditions, and I told the conductor/teacher that I'd think about joining choir. I don't think I wanna continue singing though, would want to try something new now.

I rushed down to Dunman after my choir auditions to help Dunman choir out with choir auditions for the sec ones. And I must say it really made my day because I was so happy to be back in my alma mater :) Nothing beats having all the people you know around you, and just being able to have a great time in their company! It gets really tiring when you're put in this new environment to adapt to and the people are like nice but they don't know you that well enough yet.

Hidayah and I spent dinner with Miss Yeo, and of course it made my day even better because she's always such a joy to be around, with her infectious laughter and jolly spirit. After that, she sent me to Ikea to meet my troublesome parents who wanted the Ikea card that was still in my wallet all because they wanted the loyalty points (fuck that $600++ sofa that y'all didn't buy in the end!) and by then I was already beat and ready to doze off anytime. So we bought a laptop table and freakin' pot coasters (the made-of-cork kind) and no sofa. Damn.

Tomorrow would be a great day to look forward to. I can't wait to spend another day attending lectures in the morning and spending the afternoon with Dunman choir. Let's just hope my parents don't come along and spoil the fun. If not you'd have to endure another one of these tiresome ramblings again.