keep the comments to yourself cause if you don't, not only it'll be darnnnn insulting (because i applied more sunblocks than you'd ever have lathering shampoo on your hair for a week), you'll also be stating the obvious.
and i still find it hard to believe that that was my last time competing against tsun jin. we'll never meet again, can we, number 12? hell we meet them like EVERY YEAR, be it in group or quarter finals or semi, yet we're still that few marks away from sweeping their feet off the ground! hahaha!
the first set was an accomplishment though, 26 - 25! not bad okayy, a dius! (sp?)
and i still find it hard to believe that that was my last time competing against tsun jin. we'll never meet again, can we, number 12? hell we meet them like EVERY YEAR, be it in group or quarter finals or semi, yet we're still that few marks away from sweeping their feet off the ground! hahaha!
the first set was an accomplishment though, 26 - 25! not bad okayy, a dius! (sp?)
all that training.... all that staybacks... all that sunburnt.... all that useless sunblocks that did nothing but produced more melanocytes which accumulate more dead and burnt skin cells on my naturallyy pearl white skin WAHAHAH... all that tanning and getting direct comments from people "i'm not lying, you're dark" shit you, i know very much how my skin colour's like.....
they're so worth it, nonetheless.
they're so worth it, nonetheless.
this is for you, amirah! XD
prize giving ceremony. the time of my life, i'll never get that moment ever again.
atasha and i!and i wasnt trying to errr, just dont think sideways lah. i was showing off my jersey number, okay?
roasted, burnt, heated.
compare: my leg and my face. JUST LOOK AT THE FRUSTRATING CONTRAST BETWEEN MY NATURAL SKIN COLOUR AND IT'S EVOLUTION AFTER 16+ YEARS!
is it really goodbye?
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