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Wednesday, May 17, 2006 . 9:08 AM
*Sigh* Waiting for Eug to get ready so that we can go take the bus to school.For some wierd reason, my contacts are blur. Can't see too well.I realized that I am actually quite a handicap.If I took off my glasses, or contacts, I would be 70% blind.Everything I see would be too blur for me to recognize.That's how sad I am.When I was in primary 2, all I wanted was to wear glasses since my whole family had them. I tried so hard to get my eye sight spoilt till I succeeded in primary 3.What a dumbass.Kids, PLEASE listen to your parents when they say don't sit too close to the TV..or don't read in the dark.... Trust me, you'll regret it.
