I suddenly remembered how much I would stare at my tagboard in P6 to Sec 2, wishing that more people (especially choir people, cos it made me feel popular) would comment and tag on me. It gave me a sense of satisfaction that hey, there are people reading my blog! And I'd be quite disappointed every time in Sec 1 cos basically no one read my blog and that made me feel all lonely and dejected. Come to think of it, tagboards made me a really desperate and upset Sec 1.
Let's go back to the Present. I realised that tagboards are just little irritating boxes which has enough space for practically 1/10 of what you're thinking now and seriously, who cares if no one/everyone reads my blog.
If you want to comment we can do so Face-to-Face. I'm not very Textually-Inclined. :) Plus I like observing people's eyes in proportions to their noses, foreheads, etc.
I suddenly remembered how much I would stare at my tagboard in P6 to Sec 2, wishing that more people (especially choir people, cos it made me feel popular) would comment and tag on me. It gave me a sense of satisfaction that hey, there are people reading my blog! And I'd be quite disappointed every time in Sec 1 cos basically no one read my blog and that made me feel all lonely and dejected. Come to think of it, tagboards made me a really desperate and upset Sec 1.
Let's go back to the Present. I realised that tagboards are just little irritating boxes which has enough space for practically 1/10 of what you're thinking now and seriously, who cares if no one/everyone reads my blog.
