Mission X

Hey peeps! How're you guys going? I've got tons of work to do right now, but i wanted to get a few things off my mind. I've been really busy these few days coordinating this secret thing, but i can't reveal what it is due to valid reasons, but i'll just call it Mission X. haha! Listen up cuz it MAY affect you. It's gonna be awesome, and someone's gonna be really...erm..shocked? and a little surprised. Anyway, i'll reveal the big mystery early next week =)

Someone posted on the tagboard recently about my use of the word "disgusting" to decribe the fashion show. Can i please beg a favour of you, to actually leave your name down in the future. Sigh... i'm not the type of person that you can't talk frankly to. Concerning my poor usuage of words, i'm terribly sorry. Sure, it was the main incentive for inviting fellow youths to the rally night, however, i've been reading this book called "The Catcher in the Rye" recently, and it has really deep and meaningful themes hidden in it; one of which is about the inherent hypocrisy in today's civilised society.

In my opinion, the theme of the Rally Night was to encourage people to desire an internal, spiritual change instead of an outwardly, external one. Thus, they put on this fashion show to exhibit the phoniness and hypocrisies of this world, and to make people realise that there's more to it than just a person's looks. Well, i apologise if you didn't see it that way, but i sure did... and i felt that it was very intelligent.

I'm gonna go to Rebel Sport at Dandenong Plaza tonight with my mum and sis to look for some street soccer boots. I realy need them for tomorrow night, and this Saturday's indoor soccer game with Fungus. Argh... i hope there'll be some worthwhile buys.

Keep it Real!