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VICTORIA Hannah Kirsten051093
Catholic Junior College
life.sandprints@hotmail.com
Adults.
Saturday, December 27, 2008 , 5:24:00 PM
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Don't go shopping with your parents.
Seriously.
The best looking stuff becomes:
too short/too low cut/too tight/
too blah blah blah.
When in fact, it looks just fine on you
and even your younger sister agrees.
For example, a skirt.
My mum holds it up.
"its too short!"
YEAH, if you wear it at your WAIST!
LOL. Its meant to be worn at your hip.
And everything looks different when
you actually wear it because obviously,
your body isn't a piece of paper.
When you just hold it up to look at it,
its like dressing up a piece of paper.
After you actually try it on and its
perfectly fine, they'll fine SOME reason
that it isn't, just because they probably
can't stand it that you proved them wrong.
To me, as long as I'm not wearing
lingerie out of the house, or skirts
that don't cover your butt,
or tops that show of half your boobs,
its fine!
Geez. That's why even though I love
shopping, shopping with my parents
always makes me frustrated.
And I end up hating it.
I should stick to shopping with my friends.
TOTALLY stress free.
Plus, I get the stuff I want.
I should try shopping by myself.
You know, I think adults are weird.
Ok, I'm only giving opinions based on my parents.
Cos they're the only adults I actually get to observe.
They really kick up a big fuss about small matters.
Create a scene, demand for the manager.
Basically be a difficult customer/guest (at a hotel)
Personally I see it as this.
No one's perfect right? Everyone makes mistakes.
Explain it patiently, Speak in a voice that you
yourself would listen to without getting angry.
I mean whats the use of creating a big hoo-ha?
If you can't do a perfect job, don't expect others to.
Why scold the driver in front just because he's parking
his car a little slowly? Maybe he's new at it!
Give him a chance!
Why demand to see the manager because
you aren't getting perfect service from your waitress?
Maybe she's a trainee! Doesn't everyone
have to start out somewhere? Isn't that how people
gain experience?
Sigh, its exactly the same as scolding a new
born baby for not being able to walk.
Its exactly the same.
I think adults, (ironically) are very childish.
See the politicians? Terrible.
Sigh. Enough ranting. It's not like they're
gonna change anyway.
Seriously.
The best looking stuff becomes:
too short/too low cut/too tight/
too blah blah blah.
When in fact, it looks just fine on you
and even your younger sister agrees.
For example, a skirt.
My mum holds it up.
"its too short!"
YEAH, if you wear it at your WAIST!
LOL. Its meant to be worn at your hip.
And everything looks different when
you actually wear it because obviously,
your body isn't a piece of paper.
When you just hold it up to look at it,
its like dressing up a piece of paper.
After you actually try it on and its
perfectly fine, they'll fine SOME reason
that it isn't, just because they probably
can't stand it that you proved them wrong.
To me, as long as I'm not wearing
lingerie out of the house, or skirts
that don't cover your butt,
or tops that show of half your boobs,
its fine!
Geez. That's why even though I love
shopping, shopping with my parents
always makes me frustrated.
And I end up hating it.
I should stick to shopping with my friends.
TOTALLY stress free.
Plus, I get the stuff I want.
I should try shopping by myself.
You know, I think adults are weird.
Ok, I'm only giving opinions based on my parents.
Cos they're the only adults I actually get to observe.
They really kick up a big fuss about small matters.
Create a scene, demand for the manager.
Basically be a difficult customer/guest (at a hotel)
Personally I see it as this.
No one's perfect right? Everyone makes mistakes.
Explain it patiently, Speak in a voice that you
yourself would listen to without getting angry.
I mean whats the use of creating a big hoo-ha?
If you can't do a perfect job, don't expect others to.
Why scold the driver in front just because he's parking
his car a little slowly? Maybe he's new at it!
Give him a chance!
Why demand to see the manager because
you aren't getting perfect service from your waitress?
Maybe she's a trainee! Doesn't everyone
have to start out somewhere? Isn't that how people
gain experience?
Sigh, its exactly the same as scolding a new
born baby for not being able to walk.
Its exactly the same.
I think adults, (ironically) are very childish.
See the politicians? Terrible.
Sigh. Enough ranting. It's not like they're
gonna change anyway.
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