Ummm... how do I start this blog post off? There's going to be a lot of hate and love in this post. I guess I can start by saying that everybody has something that is imperfect about them. Me? I have a tendency to flip my hair for no reason (adds to my true vanity that everybody has). So. I'm not trying to put pity on myself, but it sounds like it.
Everybody in the world that cling onto something have vanity. Only people with no emotion and have nothing to look forward in life have completely no regard for their vanity. People are vain, even if it is only a little bit. An example is when you change your clothes in the morning that is something wearable and appropriate for the events of the day. You are still being vain. I am vain. You are vain.
But that type of vanity is acceptable. The type of vanity that is not acceptable is when you have an unearthly urge to just wear that particular piece of clothing that defines you superior from everybody. That is vanity that friends will never accept.
Onto the real point. I've been postponing this for a while. I've just kept it in the dark corners of my head. True friends are people who are always there for you. I'm sorry to say this, but the image I put up goes along with the crowd. In grade six, the only people I wanted to be with were Angelo, Brian and, Phillip. We were the four guys. We were full of ourselves. But in grade seven, I started withdrawing myself from that sports and cool crowd and headed towards my crowd of true friends.
And those people are Jonathan, Gordon, Joshua, and Gary.
I'm sorry Angelo, Brian, and Phillip. You guys have shown yourself to be the type of guys I don't enjoy hanging out with. I hope that you understand my decision to call you guys only "good friends".
I have my true friends.
Errr... Now What?
Ummm... I didn't go to Wings yesterday (instead stayed home and made some goodies). The friend hangout today was absolutely a blast. I left early to go hang out with Gordon and it was pouring, so Gordon and I got soaked. When everybody else arrived though, it stopped raining (what irony -.-). We went to a Vietnamese restaurant and while there, Gordon, Jonathan, Joshua (Gary didn't want to try) ate the pepper there. Our tongues were burning for several minutes and it wasn't until Jessica (Phillip's little sister) came down with some milk that we had quenched our spiciness. After the meal, we went to a bubble tea shop in the little shop place at the TNT and got ourselves some bubble tea.
Goodbye For Today
It was pretty fun seeing my friends again (even though it hasn't even been that long). Some of my friends have changed while others have stayed the same.
I'm a 10. Brilliant day. Don't know what to do for a quote, so I'm just going to Google "awesome quotes".
"Beliefs have the power to create and the power to destroy. Human beings have the awesome ability to take any experience of their lives and create a meaning that disempowers them or one that can literally save their lives." - Tony Robbins
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