Life is amazing :)
It all depends on how u look at things. Really some small things can make me happy. Like seeing friends at odd places. Even though i dunno them that well. I love my sister's friends too! Haha. They are all in front of me on the bus now lols.
I am going to place the massive weight of projects behind me and just enjoy my last 3 months in poly. Nxt sem internship and i wont be in sch surrounded by friends... So i gotta enjoy it with however little friends i already have with me now rite? Since my good friends are already at internship...
I have done a lot of wrong stuff these days. I had pushed back my responsibilities n my friends ended up doing my work. I promise that i will work hard for my remaining sem. The 4 projects plus ndp are not going to keep me down!! Fighting spirit gambate!!
Monday, June 27, 2011
Saturday, June 25, 2011
been watching TV quite a lot during my holidays ^^
And I realised why nobody should blame Singaporeans for dressing sloppily. You see, in other countries, let's say Korea, America, Australia, they have 4 seasons. with 4 seasons, people will definitely have to dress accordingly to the weather. Heck even their summers might still be chilly and they have to wear jackets and sweaters.
Singapore is seriously hot and humid all year round. Yes, rain might cause the weather to be a tad more chilly, but it's not like we do have super strong winds consistently. The rain comes and goes, and after the rain it'll still be hot. So might as well dress for the hot part.
But I wonder what's the definition of sloppy. I wonder if people from other countries also label a certain type of dressing to be sloppy. I know that you have to dress for the part. But nowadays this definition is so vague that it's getting harder and harder to distinguish where are the areas that are considered formal or informal. I know for sure cocktail parties are more formal than trips to the beach. Then, how about the ones in between? And also, the once formal office wear is gradually becoming more informal. But again, I do not know how formal or informal it should be.
Hey there's no more pure black and white. There's always that tinge of grey in between everything XD
FYI I don't think I'm a sloppy dresser. I'm just not as fashionista as the vast majority out there. To me, shirt and jeans never go wrong ^^ I even wore that to a wedding dinner once! :$
And I realised why nobody should blame Singaporeans for dressing sloppily. You see, in other countries, let's say Korea, America, Australia, they have 4 seasons. with 4 seasons, people will definitely have to dress accordingly to the weather. Heck even their summers might still be chilly and they have to wear jackets and sweaters.
Singapore is seriously hot and humid all year round. Yes, rain might cause the weather to be a tad more chilly, but it's not like we do have super strong winds consistently. The rain comes and goes, and after the rain it'll still be hot. So might as well dress for the hot part.
But I wonder what's the definition of sloppy. I wonder if people from other countries also label a certain type of dressing to be sloppy. I know that you have to dress for the part. But nowadays this definition is so vague that it's getting harder and harder to distinguish where are the areas that are considered formal or informal. I know for sure cocktail parties are more formal than trips to the beach. Then, how about the ones in between? And also, the once formal office wear is gradually becoming more informal. But again, I do not know how formal or informal it should be.
Hey there's no more pure black and white. There's always that tinge of grey in between everything XD
FYI I don't think I'm a sloppy dresser. I'm just not as fashionista as the vast majority out there. To me, shirt and jeans never go wrong ^^ I even wore that to a wedding dinner once! :$
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