Holidays

I've spent most of my time on Facebook this holiday.
But I guess not just this one.
Every single holiday, Facebook is the one thing that could keep me busy.
I shut down my lappy only when I go to bed.
If not, I'll leave it on power, use or no use.
Right, here's the story.
So I've been using Facebook alot this holiday.
That means, I've been stalking my friends quite alot too.

I've been schooling in 3 different high school in my life.
So there were this one group of girls who were like 'BFF FOREVAAHHHH' in my class.
I was from Ampang at that time which moving to that school for them was such a big WOWWW.
Their first impression to me was bad, I mean like bad.
Well, I am kinda bad, I mean not that bad bad but kinda bad, okayy stop.
Easy to say, I'm used to the surroundings in Ampang where being friends with boys were no big deal.
Doing a guy thing, you know, things like those machinery works is alright.
People will support you in whatever you do.
Even when a guy is taking cooking lessons, no biggie, go on.
When I moved to that new school, people asked me
'kau dulu duduk mana ehh'
'owh. aku dulu duduk Ampang.'
'huyooo! budak KL dowh!'

Apparently, some of them said that which is funny every time I replay that memory.
I was the 'bad girl' from KL.
Taking Kemahiran Teknikal course in Ampang was easy peasy lemon squeezy sebab lelaki perempuan pun boleh ambil. I mean, it's just a course for your Kemahiran Hidup subject. What's the big deal.
When I moved to that school, I was the only girl in my Kemahiran Hidup's class.
Yang lain semua lelaki. At that school, lelaki diwajibkan ambil Kemahiran Teknikal while the girls Ekonomi Rumahtangga.
When they asked
'kau kat Ampang dulu pakai tudung ke tak?'
'tak. kenapa?'
And that 'tak' causes semua girls in my class pandang kerek.
Sekarang tengok Facebook, you girls are much more worse than I am.
Funny when I see you.
Funny when time can actually change a person like poof! The old one gone already, haiyoo!
Sokayy. I don't mind.
Let them live. They don't actually realised what they've said.
It was high school days.
It's normal.
Funny funny.