A change for the better?You know, when sacarstic, mean people change into nice people seemingly overnight, although it's good and all, but if you know the person for a long time....
IT IS VERY FREAKY????That is exactly what happened on msn today.
As I innocently went about writing as per normal, disturbing no one,
she signed in.
Now I would like to maintain the fact that that person is not a bitch. She just has a fascination with death and is quite sacarstic when the situation calls for it(which is, always)
Imagine the near heart attack I had when she spoke cordially, invited me to her house, etc. etc.
So I got nervous. When I'm nervous, I go all formal. To be safe, you know. I was like, thank you so much, but I'm afraid I must decline.
I was hypervilnating and ran to the nearest outlet to tell.Which is my best friend.
But fate wasn't on my side. When I exclaimed loudly who it was, mispelled her name too, it ended up on tt girl's and my conv. window.
A typical
kua kua situation.
Panicking, I quickly covered up my blunder and got my best friend to help me out of the feral life-or-death situation.
Fortunately, we managed to escape unscathed.
You must be wondering if she'd turned nice, wouldn't you be unharmed if you told the truth?
My reasoning is this: If they are not very nice, then they turn nice, if you offend them, then what if they revert back?
So, rather then take the risk of offending her, I took the easy way out and covered up.
I now realise my folly. But it's instinct now, to lie when I get into a tight spot so as to hope to get free.
To whom this blog entry is speaking about:If you read this, please do not be offended. I did not do it with spiteful intent. Don't kill me yet, I wanna live to get my new handphone and read the last Harry Potter book and become a lawyer, strike it rich, be supersuper happy and beautiful(kidding) then I can die happy.
Argh. I am babbling. You now know how I write when sleep is addling my brains and adrealine is running in my body. Goodnight before I further insult the English Language.