to say goodbye or to recreate
i have been thinking really hard recently, not that i do not ponder and wonder on other occasions. however, saying that somehow or other ups the bimbotic ante.
some of my friends would pounce on this opportunity to come back with a 'fantastic' and utterly cliche one liner of : you got brain meh.
yes, i do. sorry to be of much disappointment to you.
anyway, as i was saying. the object of much thinkertots is the culminating number of people at friendster.
there i said it, you are welcome to guffaw in my face and scream bimbo. what is there to think about over at friendster? am i only trying to boast that i have lots of friends?
nonsense. a bit only ah. tee hee hee.
the situation at hand is, my current account has reached its maximum number of friends and i either need to set up a new account or say adios to some on the current one.
however, i do not feel like setting up a second account based on the fact that the maintainence will be doubled and oh well, i just like being one, for now that is.
on the other hand, having to sieve through the friends list to decide who should be 'x-ed' isn't something pleasant to do altogether.
i do not like the thought of having to delete a friend because i firmly believe that once a friend is made, that bond lasts a lifetime. it does not matter if we have lost touch or drifted away, there is always that opportunity of us coming into one another's life again. And, should we reach that juncture, i do not want to come up red faced and say i've deleted you off my friendster list.
and thus, therein lies my dilemna.
(note from editor: do volunteer some alternative suggestions to help lil missy here)
sheesh. i would have more points to contemplate on, however i have a persistent beloved senior who is pestering me to bring her for a long awaited vegetarian feast.
what a day i have chosen, might i add... it's raining absolutely cats and dogs now.
wicked day to be out for her and divine day to be in for me.
woe is me.
stacie response no. 4: bo gao kun ah
tInkerdOll
Tuesday, May 17, 2005
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