*blow away dusts* Haha I'm finally here to revive my now dead blog :P it has been dead since..June? Well at least there's something new to read now :)
While reading sejarah, a sudden flashback came into my head. It came when I was staring at some photo frames and a mermaid that was placed on my table-birthday presents from my primary days. Then I realized that it has been a long time since I mentioned to someome about my primary life. So here's some of the bits and pieces. (I recommend you to stop now if you don't want to face the wall of text below)
Just an average short girl with spectacles and thick hair. In the first few years of my primary life, I joined ballet and have long hair. Therefore, the thick hair wasn't obvious. When I decided to quit ballet, i have to chop them off. Here comes the short girl with specs and thick short hair that resembles a mushroom. Yes, mushroom.
In standard 4 i think, due to a fight which resolves around I-don't-know-wat, friends became enemies. My life then immediately turned 180 degrees. You remember how it is during primary when someone hated another, more people joined the group? Yeap same case here. Not long after that around 85% of the class joined the opposite side for the little carnival.
My spectacle frame had a small design of a squid by the side. This gave them the idea of squid+mushroom=poison kinda thing. So whenever I touched something, they must touch other people to be safe from the 'poison'.
When I meant 180 degrees, I meant literally 180 degrees. From the average 10 year old girl, I became someone who cried almost everyday in school. I locked myself in the bathroom in school to cry. I changed tuition because a certain someone is there. I had the thought to commit suicide and to hurt myself. I searched for reasons to skip school. Even though it's just a simple headache or sore throat. I remember the look in teacher's eyes that said ''you're just making this up right little girl''.
In standard 6, my friend didn't invite me to the birthday party because someone said nobody will go if I went. Luckily even though with all these things happening, I learned to be tough and go through them. There was of course times when the emotions came back. Well, what do you expect from a primary school girl?
I've learn to get to know people from different classes. Before school I'll look for them and have a small chat. At least a second out of class still is precious time. In the end I got 7As for UPSR and primary days was over. Even though in standard 4,5,6 wasn't what a normal school girl should be going through, I went through it and got what I wanted-good results in UPSR.
Now I'm 17, with long straightened (brown =D) hair, contacts and my beloved friends. Just like what I had written as my title, life have its ups and downs. Therefore we should picture those down moments as challenges, hurdles that were placed in front of a bright future. Once you go through them, then you will smile again :)
For those that read the whole post I must say THANK YOU VERY MUCH for your time :) and congratulations. You had succeeded in reading the entire wall of text XD
So here's a short note,
Now you know some of the bad moments in my life. We will have to remember that in everyone there will normally be something. Let it be a healed scar or a wound. And a small gesture that meant absolutely nothing to you, will cut a wound into someone's heart and leave a scar. Forever and always.