So yesterday I TOTALLY forgot to mention that I went to watch this horseriding competition thing with Anna. It wasn't that fantastic, since it was all basic jumping, except for the part when Little Red went mad. I was like "If you're not going to scream riding that wild thing, I'll do it for you." I'm pretty sure I would have, though, so it was okay saying it. It was at the Bukit Timah Saddle Club. I love the horses, they're so pretty! I'd love to have a white horse, but they're really expensive. Like 300 grand, I think. Why would I want to spend that kind of money on an animal that I can't even see everyday? Oh well. But if I had that kind of money to use, I would, believe me.
I just did an Abstract Painting today. It looks like crap. But I guess that's expected, because it's Abstract. Ah well. Though I spent at least an hour on it. Oh well. Never mind. I also finished doing the Anne Frank thing. Was rather difficult, seeing as to how it stirs up emotions I'd rather keep dormant. Though I think I managed to write an okay paper. I'll ask Mr. Goh to be kind and not give me an awful mark because it was really quite difficult to write when you're crying your heart out. I'm sure he'd understand. Anyway, I'll give you a preview of what I wrote:
"Dearest Anne,
I wish I could tell you that I have been through the same thing, but all I can do is listen. I want to be able to help you, but that is impossible, in more ways than one. However, I will try to provide sound advice to lighten your situation, and hopefully make you life, in the least, a bit more bearable. Although whether you choose to heed my advice is entirely up to you.
Being trapped for so long, having to fulfill duties and tolerate the same old nonsense everyday can get quite tiresome. I should know, since I am destined to spend my entire life in a corner, hidden away from the world, until you expose me to it. In many ways, I am facing the same, imprisoned life.
Take each day as it comes, and always fully analyze the situation. I have only heard about your life, based on your persepective and your emotions. You must learn to see beyond that and put yourself into the others' position. When you have seen both sides, or at least tried to understand their logic, then, and only then, can you make a judgement, and start discriminating against them, although I would strongly disregard discrimination.
I truly respect that you do not explode every so often and cause huge, chaotic, and simply unwanted, scenes. that is, indeed very noble of you, but there will always be a time, where you can no longer keep it in, and the more that you try, the more frustrated you get, until you teach the point where you cannot possibly take it an longer. When that occurs, you can count on the fact that I will be around to lend a listening ear, though it would be better if you could try talking to someone in your family, about how you truly feel.
I know it is not an easy task to chuck your anger and agitation aside, but if you could accept your plight, and try to find a solution instead of channeling your energy towards despising your family and the rest who live with you, perhaps it would be more productive and less damaging.
All this, I admit, is a lot easier said than done, and it might seem unbelievable ridiculous to you that I could even suggest it. Please take my words into consideration, Anne. Having to deal with entrapment and facing the reailty of not knowing when you will be free, while having to deal with sporadic emotional aggravation is no mean feat. I admire your courage and determination to pull through, Anne, I really do. It is also rather puzzling how you have managed to hold on for so long. The strength of your character is amazing, and that will, ultimately, help you pull through.
Hang on, Anne. Hang on for dear life. I have faith in your abilities and I know you will not simply lose hope. I respect your decisions, Anne. No matter what you do, I will always be supporting you, rooting for you as silently as I will always be. Never give up, and face the truth, though it may seem unfair, for the truth may have corrupted your youth.
Yours,
Kitty"
Before you think I'm insane, the assigment was to read Anne's diary entries that Mr. Goh printed out, and respond to it, as though we were her diary. Her diary persona is 'Kitty', which explains the sign-off. Anyway, I think it's really bad, but, I mean, I really can't do better than that. I've cried my tears dry for her. But anyway, that's what I wrote. I hope I get at least a C. anyway, I'm brain boggled now, so I shan't post anymore. Ciao for now!