When being young starts getting old,
A new place saves face, or so I'm told,
Be the new kid, on an old block
A chalk outline on a playground blacktop.
I have been mulling over attending ATL's concert for the longest time. Probably for a good 3 weeks. Their latest album's not bad actually, pretty reminiscent of their So Wrong, It's Right times, which is my favourite album from them. But.......still mulling.
Conversation came up today about the inquiry of timetables and making plans, to which I replied if one had the intention to manifest it, it would most certainly happen. Looks like patronizing is the key to diplomacy afterall.
Those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind. And I've long stopped minding when it no longer mattered.
Efficiency and self control is stepping in a "2nd piece is 50% off" shop, locating exactly what I need, ditching the dressing room because who tries out only 1 piece of clothing anyway, paying for it while scoring something in a slight resemblence to a $490 Marc by Marc Jacobs watch for only $6.24 and leaving the store in about 6 minutes flat.
Efficiency might have been mostly motivated by extreme self control. Lol.
Coherent writing was never my forte.
A new place saves face, or so I'm told,
Be the new kid, on an old block
A chalk outline on a playground blacktop.
I have been mulling over attending ATL's concert for the longest time. Probably for a good 3 weeks. Their latest album's not bad actually, pretty reminiscent of their So Wrong, It's Right times, which is my favourite album from them. But.......still mulling.
Conversation came up today about the inquiry of timetables and making plans, to which I replied if one had the intention to manifest it, it would most certainly happen. Looks like patronizing is the key to diplomacy afterall.
Those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind. And I've long stopped minding when it no longer mattered.
Efficiency and self control is stepping in a "2nd piece is 50% off" shop, locating exactly what I need, ditching the dressing room because who tries out only 1 piece of clothing anyway, paying for it while scoring something in a slight resemblence to a $490 Marc by Marc Jacobs watch for only $6.24 and leaving the store in about 6 minutes flat.
Efficiency might have been mostly motivated by extreme self control. Lol.
Coherent writing was never my forte.
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