50 years of independence.How great is that right. To me, it makes no difference because this Orang Asli's land is like conquered by the malays. What merdeka then? You tell me. Yea i know, i have no rights to say so, but, this is only my personal opinion and thoughts.
To me, it is merdeka when the land where you belong is taken over by other countries due to war nonsense [maybe] and in the end, you got the independence back in your hands. It is darn silly ok that if you think that this land belongs to the malays. It doesn't belongs to anyone including the indians and other but the orang aslis. I really pity those people. Sigh.
Anyway, back to what i wanted to say. Before that i would wanna apologize too for what i have just said.
It's me anyway.
Puteri celebrated the 50th year of independence yesterday. 3 Zeta and a few other students from other classes got to walk to display traditional clothes in the morning while the uniform bodies have to march. We walked. :]
I think since this year might and would be my final year Puteri, i came to school just to play. Not really play, but, its sort of like a
playground. It was really fun. My team were like basically singing for the fun of it and not sincerely. And we used the HUGE national flag to wave it just because we wanted to be the one who waved the national flag up high. As i said, just for the fun of it, or i shall say play.
After all these nonsense, i went for break and then to the Dataran Puteri to see what's on. Well not really, i was finding for my dearest sister, Jasmine. I found her then. I was still wearing my cheongsam and Jasmine asked why haven't i change back to the uniform? I was lazy. *sweat*
After the Form 1's malay dance and Jasmine/Jane/anyone else's best friend [except me] did the retarded fan dance, Jasmine and i walked around. Jasmine was just practically holding my wrist only. She talked to me about
ahem and some other random things. When we were walking, Mei Ling and some friends recorded that without our knowledge and we didn't know. They said we look like some lovers or something.
Maybe they don't know what is sisterly love. We didn't care that much anyway. But the worst part is that, Katherine and Ashwini imitated us by skipping and hold hands like how lovers do on dates. All Jasmine and i can afford to do is just laugh. The ones who laughed was not only us.
Boo.
Anyway, pictures are included this time. I had fun celebrating Malaysia's 50th year of independence although i don't like this country which is so shocking to me.
Cheers!
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