Is this the way a toy feels when its batteries run dry?
ayien.
Weirdly wired, wiredly weird.
I am, ur favourite nurse.
Tuesday, May 05, 2009, 4:46 PM
if a mother can bring up five kids single-handedly
just by making and selling kuih-muihs from dusk to dawn,
i see no reasons why a child cant do the same.
its not even about money anymore.
its about responsibilities.
responsibilities thats even divided five-ways.
so its supposed to be easier isnt it?
but apparently some people thinks its hard enough to even pop by for a visit.
much less, contribute some pocket money or allowances.
or ouhkaye, at the very least help to send her for her follow-up at the cancer clinic.
thats not too much to ask for is it?
it doesnt surprise me the one hundred and one excuses people can come up with.
its not the first time anyways.
"ni hal nak tak nak je"
hendak seribu daya.. yeah, you get what i mean.
tsk.
at least i know,
that i will NEVER put my parents through that heartache.
as much as a rebel daughter i can be,
i know i cant stand letting them down.
ever (again).
just by making and selling kuih-muihs from dusk to dawn,
i see no reasons why a child cant do the same.
its not even about money anymore.
its about responsibilities.
responsibilities thats even divided five-ways.
so its supposed to be easier isnt it?
but apparently some people thinks its hard enough to even pop by for a visit.
much less, contribute some pocket money or allowances.
or ouhkaye, at the very least help to send her for her follow-up at the cancer clinic.
thats not too much to ask for is it?
it doesnt surprise me the one hundred and one excuses people can come up with.
its not the first time anyways.
"ni hal nak tak nak je"
hendak seribu daya.. yeah, you get what i mean.
tsk.
at least i know,
that i will NEVER put my parents through that heartache.
as much as a rebel daughter i can be,
i know i cant stand letting them down.
ever (again).