After working for four continuous weekends, I finally got
the weekend off. Sticking to my weekend
theme, “Save the Dugongs”, I spend my days sleeping and watching a lot of TV.
However, even with paid TV, there are still not many ‘interesting’
programmes to watch. Desperate, I tune in to our locals programmes, because we ‘should’
support our local entertainment industry no?
I was watching a little bit of a drama where a prostitutes
who has two kids and she was diagnosed with AIDS. She was in the room all
hysterical and a social worker tried to calm her down. There is nothing wrong
with the scene really except my brain keeps asking me, ‘is the social worker
going to a formal office function after this?’ She was dressed WAY too formal to
meet a prostitute in her dingy rented room.
Maybe it’s just me.
But remember the scene in the bath tub and the girl was
wearing a pario? And the cardigan in ‘Akinabalu’? Something is so wrong with our wardrobe
department!
It is also unfortunate that with the many fashion designer
and self-acclaimed fashion guru in our country, the local celebrities looked as
if they were dressed in the dark for a glitzy and glamorous affair like the
recent AIM. *whistles*
I know Christmas is coming but to look like a colourful tree
is not the way to celebrate the season.
Sometimes, less is indeed more.
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