What Prooky Wants 1

I know not everyone will admit, but we are all materialistic in a sense.  We want things.  We get higher-paying jobs so we can afford things, and most of these we don't really need.  I'm right, and you know it.

These are the things I want.  I don't necessarily need them, but hey, I want them anyway.

• I want a new phone.  A Sony Ericsson K800 Cybershot phone.  My S.O. has the exact same one and I want it.  I hope to buy in a few months time, when I have saved enough moolah.  At least this one I can afford.

• I want a Macbook.  This one I might not be able to afford in my lifetime, hehehe.  It's too expensive, it would take me forever to save up for this.

• I want a teddy bear poodle. How can a dog and teddy bear have puppies? What will they think of breeding next?  Of course the momma's not a teddy bear silly...but they really do look like teddy bears, especially the orangey ones.  Cutie!!! Also expensive. Plus, my boyfriend warns me, no dogs in future home allowed. (Such a grump, but I love him anyway)  I'm sure I can convince him otherwise, one of these dayss...wink wink. 

• I want Magnolia juice drinks back!  I notice that there aren't any more Magnolia Fruit juices sold in supremarkets now...I used to buy those 1 liter tetra packs of Magnolia mango juice drink, especially when I have a cold.  Now they're gone. Sniff, sniff.  Since Nestle ate up Magnolia, the products we used to know from childhood slowly disappeared - or else changed appearance.  I still remember those Magnolia fruit juice bottles, and the Magnolia ice cream cups my mother used to buy me after going to mass.  I remember Magnolia ice cream houses, especially the big one on Aurora Blvd. (Now I heard it's called Nestle Creamery or something)  Hay, how things change.  And not always for the better mind you.

You think you know a person, but you really don't.  You only know what they tell you about themselves, or what you hear about them from other people.

When we love someone, we choose to trust them.  We believe what they tell us to be true, even though deep inside we are racked with doubts...even though other people think we are ridiculously stupid for doing so.