How much drier can my pockets be? I think it'll still be as dry as the Sahara Desert even though i pour a gazillion litres of water. Am i too greedy to want as many things as what child wants on the first day of Christmas? Am i too immature to note that some of them are really not a necessity but more to fulfilling my hearts desire? perhaps the influence of the outside world is proving too strong for me to withstand.

my eyes are constantly being presented the sight of techies with their latest gadgets. it makes me wonder how many of them qualifies to have the title "Gadget Boy". no i'm not being a sexist here, just quoting the infamous movie title, "Gadget Boy". i wonder if money really comes down from heaven. people are splurging money like there's no tomorrow. yeah i understand the GSS is here but students spending on, no not clothes or anything related to the word "necessity", but more to stuffs like handphones and mp3s. and chances of tumbling into someone who spent their parents' money are ridiculously high. sad case. but that's reality. call it jealousy but for me, it's a growing trend that is making my eye bleed profusely. what's the point of showing off something that's not yours?

we should have more "bugis villages" and "pasar malams". spare a thought for people like me. i depend on discount coupons from McDonalds and KFCs and the sight of "SALE!" makes my heart skip a beat. so while i treasure quality more than quantity, the time will arise when quantity mean more than anything else. especially now, when i'm already into the poly life. argh. i'm beginning to adore uniforms more than ever before. other than getting my fantasies running wild, uniforms makes me forget about my fashion bloopers and money matters. but i guess i have to change my perspective now.

so lesson number one in poly: money management. soon lesson number two will appear: time management. given the long schedules i have for every week, i guess lesson number three will be in sight in no time: eye management. for all those droopy eyes from the lack of sleep, by far lesson number three will be the most important one.

if power plants give you power, why doesn't the money plants give you money? sigh, can you feel my desperation breathing under your skin?