Speaking of coincidences.
Just yesterday, I met my brother while coming back from school myself for the first time. We always arrive home one after the other, never together.
It felt kind of strange, but having company is nice.
Then today, also while walking home (but this time not quite in my house area), Rachel's mother called out to me while I was walking along a pavement and they were halted due to the red light.
Amazing how something so small like a gesture of acknowledgement can make me happy...
Today was just hectic. Files, journals, worksheets, not to mention I brought a jacket to school today. It was maroonish, but others refer to it as pink, so they really couldn't imagine that I was actually the owner of it.
Mel thought that it was Rachel's, and I borrowed it from her.
Well, it was given to me from an aunt, it'd be rude to not accept it, also, the material makes the jacket very warm. I like it. =D
Usually I go for comfort, looks comes second, unless, of course, the garment is frilly, cut out of girly pink cloth, and has a design too...feminine for my taste.
If you ever chance upon me in a shopping center, you're very, very lucky. I really dislike shopping. My mother never bought any of those clothes that I want.
Hmm, considering that my taste is really different from what my mother hopes it'll be, I guess it's understandable. I go for clothes that are loose fitting, so I'm more attracted to those for guys, which also have better designs, most of the time.
Once, in Bosini, I saw this emo looking one and wanted it a lot, but my mother turned me down because she wanted me to get more feminine clothes...
Erk.
Art and design module was interesting. It was like Art Club squeezed into 3 hours. The pace was a bit fast, but I could keep up. I think.
Mr. Wong kept picking on me just because I'm from the Art Club and so was he.
Herm.
We revisited inverted drawings, simple solids penned on paper, and drawing using a view finder (though I left the view finder aside and drew from what I saw without grids cause we didn't have enough pens).
I drew the way people hold Go stones, but from the front view, it actually looks like the person is pointing his or her middle finger...
Sigh...
