Unlike my friend Aditya who proclaimed that he loves to write so-called meaningful (draft) essays to later be published on his blog (besides teasing me, bullying me, underestimating me, whatever-the-thesaurus-is-ing me, of course), I still like to post unimportant things, such as what you will see in not a minute time….
You hate run-on sentence don’t [...]
Archive for November 8th, 2006
I’m reminiscing my first time meeting this cute QWERTY thing. I think it was when I was in 4th grade of elementary school, where I was only eight years old or so. And it wasn’t my family’s inventory. hahahaha.
I think it was my uncle’s property. (don’t ask me the relation to him. I won’t bother [...]
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- I don’t believe in fairytales
- The end of classes
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- To people whose friends just got attached
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- Sylvia Giacinta: I'm not saying to stop telling fairytales.. It teaches children about positive stuff and believe in themselves. I just think that at some time, people
- Theresia: In my opinion, fairy tales is to build self esteem of the kids and to let the kids to dream
- aditya: awww... 'Everything changes, but nothing is truly lost.'
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