The girl has become the women

At 9 years old : My girlfriends at home playing barbie dolls while I was out playing football with my brother and his friends (Off course I wasn't an expert I simply kick the ball everywhere)

At 12 years old : I got a lot closer to my girlfriends but still in a school's team for hockey, volleyball, athletic events, etc

At 15 years old : I got a lot more feminine and was introduced to netball and kicking ass at it btw; was in the school's team too. SMKDU, you better be proud of me!

At 17 years old : Me and my girlfriends talked about how pretty the heels we just bought and how cute the salesman was

At 23 years old : Me and my girlfriends talked about what kind of theme we want our wedding to be and how flowy our wedding dress would be

I'm a true women now, aren't I? Haha.

I wasn't the girly-est girl in the world when I was growing up, heck I had a sunburn line all over my body from playing under the sun everyday (have you never heard of Sunblock, young me?!) but now I have a sunblock 100 psf effective, a moisturizer, a lotion, a whitening night cream, a morning cream, an evening cream, okay too much cream.

I have learned my way on how to use a foundation before the compact powder, how to apply eye shadows (I only know the basic, don't ask me about smokey eyes or anything like that) , how an eyeliner can make my eyes look bigger (amazing rightttt) , how mascara and eyelashes curler can make my eyelashes look perfect and long, sometimes scarily long, haha, how blusher would give a shape to a girl's face, how this, how that...

Pretty eyes, aren't they?

Not just that, I have revolved from a cool-tshirt-girl to pretty-blouse-ladylike-girl, omg I sound so old,. It's not as bad as you think it is. This is the most interesting part of growing up okay, especially when you get to change your entire wardrobe! Doesn't sound so old now, huh? Hehe. At my teens, most of clothes are either black or denim. Denim jeans, black tshirt, denim jacket, bla bla bla i know i know sound so dull compared to kids nowadays. Well, fashion was different back then okay! Doesn't matter, my wardrobe is so much more colorful  and lively now :) Yeay me!



Something like this. Okay a bit more messy than this. Taken from Google

Don't get me started with shoes, oohhhh i'm such a sucker for shoes. I buy a new shoe when I have 2 pairs at home still in the box. These are some of my collections.

I am subscribed to newsletter of some brands of clothes and shoes, so every time I get the email that they were having a big sale or discounts, I wanna be the first to check it out. I mean, who doesn't like shopping? But I gotta admit, I am no good shopping in crowd. Have you ever been to a warehouse sale, ladies? If you haven't, I'll describe it for you. I'm sure you have seen in the movies how the girls shop in a warehouse sale. The dramas, the fight, the screaming, the sweat. Oh it's a movie, they exaggerated it. NO, THEY DON'T. It is literally like that in real life. 

Girls and shoes. Ish ish ish. Eh? Hahaha.

I am normally good in my buying though, but once I have a bunch of a girls cramping around me with their nice scent of smell, I just couldn't stand it. The first 10mins, I will scan every shoe my size they sell, the next 5mins, I will make my way through the crowd, get the shoes, try it on and get out of the crowd. And the next 5mins to line up, pay for my shoes, save myself out of the shoe battle, get some fresh air. Phew!

There! 20mins! I'm a superwoman.

Not so super when my feet end up with a blister wearing the shoe I bought. Sigh. That's what happen when you didn't try to walk on the shoe first before buying it. Especially full covered pump heels because it has to perfectly fit your feet, without even an inch space. Unfortunately, these shoes is  like1 inch bigger than my feet :(




I love these two shoes but it hurts so much walking in them. Maybe I should consider letting them go. Any potential buyer?

I normally very stingy and don't usually easily give my stuff up just like that you know.

I am growing up, aren't I? Hehe