#1 Internet is so slow.
#2 I don't think there's anything good on television today.
#3 It's gonna rain, I hear thunder and I see lightning.
#4 I HAVE YET TO UPLOAD ALL THE PICTURES. Cause of #1.
#5 Facebook refuses to log in.
#6 I am bored, anyone wants to follow me to CCK tomorrow to get my guitar?
#7 Sara, if you see this post, call me at my house :D
#8 MY INTERNET DIED ON ME SO MANY TIMES.

So I ttly forgot to blog about something that happened yesterday. Yesterday, me and dad had a really long talk, about the mistake I had made on my birthday. Honestly, I'm truly sorry I said I wanted to live at mom's instead, but you said "I'd rather lose a daughter than have a traitor in the house" Further more, it's one of those things you said on impulse you know, like when you're totally angry and you say things you don't really mean. And then we were also watching a Malay drama titled 'Ayah' (Yes, I watch Malay dramas, amazing right.) The storyline was a bit expected, predicted and there wasn't anything so wow about that show. But somehow, something about that drama touched my dad's heart and he cried. I think he doesn't know that I know he cried. Cause it was just a glance at him and I saw a tear fall down his cheek. The moment I looked away, he took off his glasses and started wiping away his tear with his shirt. So yeah, I didn't know my dad was capable of crying. It sucks seeing your parents cry (I've seen my mom cry too), cause I'm always wondering what really makes my parents cry. It was kind of awkward.

And I don't like it when they cry, cause it shows they have feelings and it's naturally quite hard for me (TO CRY AT SAPPY DRAMAS) which might show I'm a robot with no feelings. COME ON I REALLY CANNOT CRY TO SAPPY DRAMAS, WHO CAN! So far, I've only cried to CJ7, which is supposed to be a comedy for gods' sake. (In case you're wondering, it's where the kids dad dies, I cried at that part. D: )

#9 Since blogger refuses to load the 'Upload Image' page, I won't be bothered. Pooh

Labels: dad, emotional, INTERNET CONNECTION HERE CAN GO DIE, parents

#1 Internet is so slow.
#2 I don't think there's anything good on television today.
#3 It's gonna rain, I hear thunder and I see lightning.
#4 I HAVE YET TO UPLOAD ALL THE PICTURES. Cause of #1.
#5 Facebook refuses to log in.
#6 I am bored, anyone wants to follow me to CCK tomorrow to get my guitar?
#7 Sara, if you see this post, call me at my house :D
#8 MY INTERNET DIED ON ME SO MANY TIMES.

So I ttly forgot to blog about something that happened yesterday. Yesterday, me and dad had a really long talk, about the mistake I had made on my birthday. Honestly, I'm truly sorry I said I wanted to live at mom's instead, but you said "I'd rather lose a daughter than have a traitor in the house" Further more, it's one of those things you said on impulse you know, like when you're totally angry and you say things you don't really mean. And then we were also watching a Malay drama titled 'Ayah' (Yes, I watch Malay dramas, amazing right.) The storyline was a bit expected, predicted and there wasn't anything so wow about that show. But somehow, something about that drama touched my dad's heart and he cried. I think he doesn't know that I know he cried. Cause it was just a glance at him and I saw a tear fall down his cheek. The moment I looked away, he took off his glasses and started wiping away his tear with his shirt. So yeah, I didn't know my dad was capable of crying. It sucks seeing your parents cry (I've seen my mom cry too), cause I'm always wondering what really makes my parents cry. It was kind of awkward.

And I don't like it when they cry, cause it shows they have feelings and it's naturally quite hard for me (TO CRY AT SAPPY DRAMAS) which might show I'm a robot with no feelings. COME ON I REALLY CANNOT CRY TO SAPPY DRAMAS, WHO CAN! So far, I've only cried to CJ7, which is supposed to be a comedy for gods' sake. (In case you're wondering, it's where the kids dad dies, I cried at that part. D: )

#9 Since blogger refuses to load the 'Upload Image' page, I won't be bothered. Pooh

Labels: dad, emotional, INTERNET CONNECTION HERE CAN GO DIE, parents