'A Conversation With The Blogging God'

Hi there peeps. I'm back once again with another edition of 'A Conversation With The Blogging God' and for this week edition, I caught up with a girl, who is sometime fiery and aggresive, but inside her deep heart, I think she is actually a nice girl who gets along well with anyone. This is probably my most interesting conversation so far and I would like to apologise for the strong words used by her before we begin. I've censored it though but still, I would like to inform that this conversation is rated M18 for strong languages. The person I am talking about is none other than Leena.

P.S: This conversation was done during the month of May where Leena was still celebrating her birthday and hence, you will find a birthday wish at the start of the conversation.

Hi Leena. First of all, a happy belated birthday to you. Let us begin our conversation. How are you doing? And where are you schooling now?

Just a happy belated birthday? Where is my present? (laughs) I'm feeling sick now.My boyfriend just got into an accident. Poor little thing. He was supposed to go to work and he told me he can't come to work because he just got into an accident. I'm meeting him later. Are you interested in sending your regards? Right now, I'm not schooling anymore.

I see. I'm sorry to hear that about your boyfriend. I wish him a speedy recovery. Now,we have heard that you are planning to migrate to Malaysia with your family and continue your studies there as well. Is it true and if it is, when are you departing?

I'm not really sure when I'm migrating but my mum says maybe in July. Time fly by pretty fast yeah? I actually despise the idea of migrating to Malaysia. Personally, I don't want to live there. No offence to any Malaysians that might be reading this now. I do believe they have alot to achieve yet. Their crime rates are higher (than Singapore). Despite the fact that they are a very religious nation, there are still some negative elements in the country which I don't wish to talk about.

Well, I can't blame you for saying that. Anyway, what are you doing currently? I mean are you still working or are you just slacking at home and preparing your stuff to migrate?

I'm still working in Mcdonald's. People can still find me there. I do slack on my off days but when I'm totally bored and going nuts at home, I'd meet my baby. Hee~ The preparation of the things part might be done in the last minute for me. I totally hate to be so 'kiasu'. I mean come on! I'm not getting hyped up over this migrating thing. I'm not going to have the 'oh-my-I-can't-wait-to-migrate' feeling. Like I said earlier on, I totally hate the idea of migrating.

Has the whole thing been very tough on you? I mean if given a choice,would you want to migrate or stay in Singapore and continue your education here?

It's really tough for me. I always get into unnecessary arguments with my boyfriend. I love him too much. He's just the best thing that has ever happened to me. If I'd been given the choice, I'd rather stay then going abroad. My past, present and future is right here in Singapore. Yeah I know that we do have to accomplish a tough phase in life. S**t. This is not what I had expected to happen. Family is important. But still, I'm 19 people. Don't I have a choice?

Alright, let's not talk about your migration anymore. Let us now go back to our BNSS days, what are the things that you miss most?

What I totally adore about school? The experience gained. I've been through alot in school. I grew up alot. I've gone through the days when I got really sick and days where I got no money for lunch. School was a torture but I do accept it with open arms. Heck. No one can run away from school now can they? I miss the days where we got into trouble. I even remember somewhere in Secondary 4, in January, I skipped Mrs Tay's afternoon class and totally got away by saying I had family trouble. I had actually gone off to see Muse live! (laughs) Thanks to the people who covered for me and sorry for lying. I just had to go. They are an awesome bunch.

Hm, I think I can still remember that day (laughs). Now,if I remember correctly, you do like to pinch the boys in the class when they are disturbing you or doing something to you that you do not like? I know it because I have experienced it before. Do you actually enjoy pinching people?

No,I don't actually. I'd rather not give a s***e. Too bad. Back then, the lads had to suffer (laughs). Sorry yes? I had an attitude problem in the past. I remembered pinching my aussie cousin and left a mark on his left arm.

Fortunately though, you didn't manage to leave a mark on me or any other guys in the class. Moving on, let us talk about the recent chalet outing. Now some of us know about the incident that you had with your friend. I am not going to elaborate it for those of you who have no idea what happened, but do you think you and your friend was fairly treated?

I didn't expect those people to welcome us with open arms. The idiots should've mind their own business. I swear to God, I don't even fancy being in the same room as that Cheryl and her followers. I just hope they don't have a lesbian thing going on. That would be a sham. I totally am not satisfied with the part when Kenneth was going to come onto me like some kind of an a**h**e Ah Beng. That f**ker should've just lay off. The argument was between me and his lady. I could have easily called my guy over and settled things the way it shouldn't have been. If that b***h could hook up her darling baby into our argument, I could hook my guy up too. When Kenneth was going all Ah Beng s**t, that 'innocent little fairy' was standing at the entrance of her room looking at me. Man you should've seen her face lad. I could've just slapped her face but because of Azlan, I didn't want to stir things up any deeper. I would have wasted my energy anyway.

Wow, that is some strong things to say. I do want to point out to all the people reading this however that I neither support or condone what she have said there and I did inform Cheryl first about what Leena have said before posting this to avoid any misunderstanding and she have no problems with it. So Cheryl, if you are reading this, please know that I am not taking sides with anyone here. If anyone is not happy, please settle your differences outside. Ok then moving on with the conversation, let's say someday in the future, we are going to organise another chalet outing or an outing of some sort, would you be willing to come?

I don't mind going but only if people respect everyone.

I'm glad to hear that. So what are your future plans? Do you think you will come back to Singapore in the future after completing your studies or do you think you might just make Malaysia your new home?

I'll definitely be back. I don't want to stay there for long either.

Lastly, is there anything you wish to say to any of our former classmate that might be reading this now?

If you happen to be the people that I despise, I'm sorry to be so open. It just feels better letting it out. I'm sorry for what had happened that night. No offence to you people. If you want to come on to me in the future, think twice. At least I have the decency to apologise. I know it was my fault of bringing my girlfriend along. But it sure ain't my fault when you people opened up your mouths and criticized my girlfriend. Why not criticize her infront of my face? Get out of my life people. Merci beaucoup.

Er,that was not the ending that I was thinking of but nevermind about that. Well thats another conversation done! It was an interesting and honest conversation. My purpose of doing these conversations is not to stir up any trouble that you people might have with each other but instead, to know you people better and say out anything that you really wish to say but didnt had the opportunity to do so. Thats it from me for now. See you again in my next conversation.