Oyasuminasai!
As I grow older, I stop asking questions, and start accepting things as they are.
The good thing is, you become less nosy and noisy.
But it's bad actually, because that's when you start taking things for granted.
Why are we born in a family and not any other style?
Why are my parents responsible for my education and personal expenses?
Why do we have fingers?
Why did we forget who we were/are?
Why guys can't wear skirts without being judged?
Why is the sky blue?
Why do we stop being curious about our environment anymore?
Common sense is really truly anything, but common.
The more ridiculous questions you ask, the more aware you become I guess?
You start to see things for the first time.
It's the first time I noticed the office toilet is orange in colour, with a 'wavey' pattern, even though I go to the toilet at least 4 times per day since I started work 7 weeks ago.
I am so hungry now, really hungry for food.
The good thing is, you become less nosy and noisy.
But it's bad actually, because that's when you start taking things for granted.
Why are we born in a family and not any other style?
Why are my parents responsible for my education and personal expenses?
Why do we have fingers?
Why did we forget who we were/are?
Why guys can't wear skirts without being judged?
Why is the sky blue?
Why do we stop being curious about our environment anymore?
Common sense is really truly anything, but common.
The more ridiculous questions you ask, the more aware you become I guess?
You start to see things for the first time.
It's the first time I noticed the office toilet is orange in colour, with a 'wavey' pattern, even though I go to the toilet at least 4 times per day since I started work 7 weeks ago.
I am so hungry now, really hungry for food.