Sunday, February 15, 2009
Growing up
To those who blog,
Remember the early years of teen, when you just open up a blogsite for yourself, making the first post and updating how your daily life in school were. And as you grew older with your blog, that kind of post keeps getting lesser and lesser.
Remember the early years of your teenage blogging. Most of the post contains swears, insults and vulgarities. As you grew with your blog, you do more of it in real life.
Remember the early years of your teenage singlish blogging. Most words were reduced to shortforms. A simple 'you' can be simplify further to 'u', 'love' to 'luv', etc. Your posts can only be read by a fellow young Singaporean. Those habits are nearly gone near adulthood.
Check back to your early years of blogging, your first post. See how childish you were back then. Compare it with you recent posts and be proud that there is progress in your life and it was all for nothing.
Yours truly,
Someone who just realise he turns 22 this year and keeps getting older although he doesn't feel like it.
To those who blog,
Remember the early years of teen, when you just open up a blogsite for yourself, making the first post and updating how your daily life in school were. And as you grew older with your blog, that kind of post keeps getting lesser and lesser.
Remember the early years of your teenage blogging. Most of the post contains swears, insults and vulgarities. As you grew with your blog, you do more of it in real life.
Remember the early years of your teenage singlish blogging. Most words were reduced to shortforms. A simple 'you' can be simplify further to 'u', 'love' to 'luv', etc. Your posts can only be read by a fellow young Singaporean. Those habits are nearly gone near adulthood.
Check back to your early years of blogging, your first post. See how childish you were back then. Compare it with you recent posts and be proud that there is progress in your life and it was all for nothing.
Yours truly,
Someone who just realise he turns 22 this year and keeps getting older although he doesn't feel like it.
timed, 6:58 PM.
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