Can relate and lola nyo. Ouch.
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Btw, I’ve moved out. Out of my parents’ room (where I bunk in during sem break and vacation) and into my own room. My own uber pink room. As in baby pink. Pink and white shelves, pink and white closet. Gahd, I feel like a fuckin faggot coming out of my closet. I do hope I won’t get tired of pink easily. (I might upload some pictures in my multiply site.)
My aunts have been commenting that my room looks like a child’s and Nadya’s room like a grown up’s. Hers is done in peach and orange, and her closet is in dark mahogany. Nadya really wants to grow up na, while I don’t want to grow up at all.
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Although I think my aunt is regretting her decision of giving me a new room. I’m a very bad housekeeper.
And I’m starting to regret it myself. All my books are in one place so I’m bound to get tempted to read them all. Actually, I am reading them all, that’s why I’m not getting any work done. Maybe I should ask my aunt to put a screen or cover on the shelves, so it would be difficlut to get a book but knowing myself, that’s gonna be pretty useless.
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Anyway, we were moving my sister’s stuff into her new room, and some of my things were mixed up with hers. We found some old Sci-link issues (Does “Hello, God?” sound familiar, Andie?), my high school yearbook and graduation souvenir program, a copy of Inquirer with my Youngblood article in it (under a pseudonym, of course). I started skimming through them. Wish I didn’t because high school memories began to flood my brain. It’s not that they’re bad. They’re actually good memories, so I’d rather not remember them. I can’t help comparing those
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