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:: juz taking a moment to remember ::

Sunday, November 19, 2006 10:13 AM

a story comes to mind...

once upon a time, there was a boy and a girl who were best friends. the guy fell in love with the girl long ago, while the girl was in love with his good friend, and they were tog. some time later, the girl broke up with the bf, and came to realize her best friend was the right one all along. so the boy and the girl became a couple.

one day, on their 'first date' as a couple, they went to pasir ris park. it was kind of awkward, because suddenly they didnt know how to behave towards one another. the guy was very close to holding the girl's hand, but it didnt happen. then rain fell, and they seeked shelter under the roof of one of the closed shops. then rain stopped, and they went to sit near the sea.

the girl saw an aeroplane in a certain direction, and pointed it out to the guy. the thing was, it happened as if the girl was trying to divert the guy's attention, so she could lean in to him.. or something like that.. i forgot le..

the girl was very embarrassed and was afraid the guy would think she did it on purpose. the girl told her female friend and this friend laughed at her. teased her. well, it is funny the way she described it. even today, that friend still laugh when she brings that up.

"aye, ni kan, fei ji leh!!" (arms up in the air pointing to a certain direction)

Signing off,
no more ink.

0 wore their hearts on their sleeves

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