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Wednesday, June 1, 2005

Sometimes it keeps me wondering whether or not i ought to be proud to be called a PL-Lite, or rather now, an Ex PL-Lite. Reason being, PL, doesn't have quite a good reputation. Not that i care so much about reputation, but it's that first impression that people always have of my school.

Everytime, or rather at least most of the time, whenever i'm being asked which Secondary school i'm from, and when i mention PL, or the school name in full, the very FIRST thing people ask me is: "That school ar... alot of les one rite?" It's not questions like, they only school with white belt, stupid weird rules whatsoever. But it just has to been THAT question. I don't see why people don't shoot this question to other girls' schools, such as CHIJ, TKGS. Alrite, no offence to those of you who are currently/ graduated from those school. But i mean they're all ALL-GIRLS' school, so why has it to be only PL? Perhaps PL=Pure Lesbian? haha. i don't know. The truth is for me to know and for you to find out. (:

But to think of it, i do miss PL. Really. So i shan't be so affected by what others say, right?


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