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25 years old.
NUS graduate.
Now earning a living as someone who has to speak properly, spell properly, write properly.
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Saturday, March 13, 2004
YEAH!!!!!!
Important milestone:
Finally, I've gotten myself a digital camera.
Almost 5hours in the crowd, and as many pamphlets as one hand can hold, the journey eventually ended as I decided on Fuji.
Yup. Cheap. And it has what I want.
So I went up and said I wanted to buy it. The salesgirl asked me was anyone attending to me just now. I hesitated for a while before pointing out who. That guy didn't really help. But he was there in front of me when I was checking out the camera the last time. He seemed a little surprised to see me, but later thanked me with that "thanks for saying I sold you so I could collect the commission" eyes. I felt as if I did a good deed. Well he's quite good looking. Hur hur. *pauses for a moment to think about one's sexual orientation* Hmmmm.
~
The kodak girl was so nice! NO not those sleazy scampily dressed females passing flyers! The salesgirl!
This young looking female with the smile that will light up a black out, the enthusiasm that will put passion workers to shame, the warmth that will melt the antartic. Yes. Her.
On my first round she came up to me and then explained a lot about the kodak camera. And even offered an analysis between the kodak one and the olympus one I had in mind at that time. Of course she's probably biased but she did make some sense.
While touring around I happened to see her again (no idea why she wasn't at her booth) and she said to look for her if I go back, and promptly wrote her name on the phamplet. Probably to gain her share of commission if I buy the goods through her.
Eileen.
That's her name.
Ohh will I be smitten by the name, and dreaming of her angelic face that floats within the clouds.
*dances around in fairy tale land*
*pinches myself*
Hmm.
When I was back the second time, she was there again. So friendly. So fun. Explaining to my friend while I tried to understand even better. And we couldn't decide (or at least I couldn't) so we told her we will go back again, as we left for other booths.
In the end I found fuji more worthwhile so I got it. Then I told my friends I wanted to go say bye to the kodak girl. And maybe sorta tell her sorry I didn't buy that.
And the guys laughed at me. They said what for? No point. No need lah! Wanna chase her is it??
I thought it's only polite I guess. Maybe I think too much, but I enjoyed her company. She talked to me the longest that day. Haha. And I felt it's better that I say a last bye. But the guys chased me off.
I should have sneaked in later.
Eileen, are you reading this? Hope you don't remember me as the person who said he will be back but didn't. But then again if you do then that means you remember me! Wahaha. Thanks for the help. Hope to see you some day. (Maybe I can't recognise you anymore.)
*reminisces with eyes looking diagonally up and lips pouting a little*
triggering Mr Ng HS |
Important milestone:
Finally, I've gotten myself a digital camera.
Almost 5hours in the crowd, and as many pamphlets as one hand can hold, the journey eventually ended as I decided on Fuji.
Yup. Cheap. And it has what I want.
So I went up and said I wanted to buy it. The salesgirl asked me was anyone attending to me just now. I hesitated for a while before pointing out who. That guy didn't really help. But he was there in front of me when I was checking out the camera the last time. He seemed a little surprised to see me, but later thanked me with that "thanks for saying I sold you so I could collect the commission" eyes. I felt as if I did a good deed. Well he's quite good looking. Hur hur. *pauses for a moment to think about one's sexual orientation* Hmmmm.
~
The kodak girl was so nice! NO not those sleazy scampily dressed females passing flyers! The salesgirl!
This young looking female with the smile that will light up a black out, the enthusiasm that will put passion workers to shame, the warmth that will melt the antartic. Yes. Her.
On my first round she came up to me and then explained a lot about the kodak camera. And even offered an analysis between the kodak one and the olympus one I had in mind at that time. Of course she's probably biased but she did make some sense.
While touring around I happened to see her again (no idea why she wasn't at her booth) and she said to look for her if I go back, and promptly wrote her name on the phamplet. Probably to gain her share of commission if I buy the goods through her.
Eileen.
That's her name.
Ohh will I be smitten by the name, and dreaming of her angelic face that floats within the clouds.
*dances around in fairy tale land*
*pinches myself*
Hmm.
When I was back the second time, she was there again. So friendly. So fun. Explaining to my friend while I tried to understand even better. And we couldn't decide (or at least I couldn't) so we told her we will go back again, as we left for other booths.
In the end I found fuji more worthwhile so I got it. Then I told my friends I wanted to go say bye to the kodak girl. And maybe sorta tell her sorry I didn't buy that.
And the guys laughed at me. They said what for? No point. No need lah! Wanna chase her is it??
I thought it's only polite I guess. Maybe I think too much, but I enjoyed her company. She talked to me the longest that day. Haha. And I felt it's better that I say a last bye. But the guys chased me off.
I should have sneaked in later.
Eileen, are you reading this? Hope you don't remember me as the person who said he will be back but didn't. But then again if you do then that means you remember me! Wahaha. Thanks for the help. Hope to see you some day. (Maybe I can't recognise you anymore.)
*reminisces with eyes looking diagonally up and lips pouting a little*
triggering Mr Ng HS |