I really hate it when people block my way when I'm walking.

Everytime I stay back in school and come home late, there would be a HUGE crowd walking towards the MRT station in the underpass. This crowd just so happens to be the people who work at the office buildings in the CBD. I don't blame them for wanting to go home from work. After all, we are fellow commuters, I understand how they feel after a long, tiresome day at work. But what I really hate is that they are only self-centered, they only think about themselves. They want to go home, I also want to go home.

The underpass is like 6 metres wide, and they take up the whole walkway. I mean, why can't they leave a small space for people to walk in the other direction? It's not a one-way road. It's like every few steps I have to stop because someone's walking in my lane. I really hate it, especially when the person gives me that "Get lost" expression. Seriously, what the hell.

I remember in Primary School, our teachers used to ask us to line up in twos and hold hands when we walk from place to place. Maybe they should try that too. Really, they should.

Here we are in schools, with teachers telling us about discipline. We get pumped because we didn't put our chairs on the tables. We are scolded for talking. We get punished for being slow. What about these adults? They block up the whole path and make so much noise. They even show you attitude. Almost everyday I get the "kua simi kua?" look from these working adults.

Okay I just ate ice cream and I dont know how to continue, so yeah. Byebye.

Oh, Krishnan said "Only I can say fuck" in History class today.

Weird teacher. Oh well~

nth le. bb