What's up with Valentine???

Valentine is a special day for couples to express their loves each other. Yeah you should know much more than I do so....

Actually this corresponds with a blog with one of my friends also today (dont be angry with me lol ~~). I do not know whether it's just me who is too less romantic, or some people look too much upon this v-day, but I feel so.

Everyone must agree that it's a special day, for once a year. Because every couple showed their love relationship without a shy since it's a special day for them, those who are single might envy them. Sometimes I feel some teenagers view this day too far ~or again, maybe it's just me who is too ~dont-care-wtf-it-is~ (can someone tell me??lol).

That everyone realizes what day it is, I sometimes feel that it's not that romantic. If you want to express your true feeling to your beloved one, then -let's say a girl- she might already know that you will do it in v-day. It's very normal but I just feel it's not surprised anymore, not so special anymore to do it in v-day, but unlike me, many people still feel the same thing year by year. If you do sth special for someone, then she ~again just IMO~ wont feel to be the happiest girl in the world at that time, as millions of people in the world feel the same or maybe much more than it. I'd probably do it in his bday or any special day never be thought of her.

I never feel controlled by those special days. I wouldn't mind sleeping on the new year countdown -although never did that :) -, wouldn't mind just staying at home not collecting angpau in front of tv from morning to morning again in chinese new year -although almost never did that :) -, wouldn't be burdened of being single and get/give nothing whenever valentine comes.

Just never get the point why a girl may sit sadly -'mourning'- in her room when she has no bf in vday, so do some boys. Is it just me who is too crazy for not feeling the same way?? I need someone advices right now T_T

Ouch, I'm going to sleep ~~~~~~~~

Queue

It's about 7 months ago, I got from my uncle, happened in a famous huge shopping centre in Singapore, maybe less than 1 minute..

It's such a long queue in an afternoon at the cashier. A man at most front of the queue was about to put his shopping goods on the cashier table for payment. Suddenly an old lady came to the cashier and put her shopping cart on the cashier table and stood there waiting for the cashier to process payment. The cashier then told the old lady to queue first and she replied that she's on hurry and had no time for queuing. Maybe the cashier was afraid to refuse and put the old lady in anger, hence said, "If the man behind you give a permission for you to proceed, than it's fine, otherwise you still have to queue no matter what." She really asked the man but the man quickly answered, "If you asked me before, I would have replied yes."

I don't feel it's important anymore to ask my uncle what happened next.