Much ado about some party n my hairdo plus some philosophy out of that, and that...Last Saturday, celebrated Weifen's birthday at her place. She had a sumptuous catering buffet and lots of party going on!
So good to be 21!
To think of it, I didn't have any form of party before. So I'm much of a low-profile guy. Haha. But that doesn't matter. To me, what matters most is the company. Contented to have my close ones who help celebrate on my special day. Don't you think so? Oh man.. I'm such a homely guy. Hahaha.
Yup, so last Saturday, the party was a blast. Could see that Weifen had so much fun taking photos with her friends. And guess what? I was "hired" as a pianist to play a birthday song on the piano that night! And I kind of played it through despite the fact that my finger's not fully recovered.
And I played Wii game for the first time ever!!! Honestly speaking, I'm not much of a "gaming" guy. So such game consoles don't interest me much. At this age, I would find playing such games a waste of time and whatever. And also, the stereotypes of the home-alone-game-console-whacking kind of guy image is just too hard to dismiss. I'm glad I'm not one from the category. LOL. Still, it's pretty fun especially when you play with a group of friends. Although I would think it's a bit stupid that you are moving and gesturing in front of the tv.. looks hilarious you bet. Hahaha. I did enjoy the dancing games though. Pretty engaging!
And check this out! I created a "fire extinguisher" out of a balloon. Creative ain't I? What a cool party prop! Hehe.

And you know what's the only "let down" for me that night?
*Drumrolls...*

FLAT HAIR!!! Arghh!!!
So unglam I know. But it's very rare of me to not style it when I go to some sort of party. Hahaha. I actually went to her house early in the afternoon right after school. So I just decided to stay there and helped out with the deco. Actually, I wasn't in my "party attire" but I just thought I should just save the trouble.
And well, since my hair's getting long and messy without styling, it looked pretty unkempt, to my dismay.
Speaking of which...
I just got a new hair cut yesterday at Two Way Holistic salon @ Jurong West. Phew. Just couldn't stand long hair. I always prefer having short hair. But one of my tutee, Mavis, kept commenting on the fact that my hair is already very short, my fringe is very short, and why I have "student" hairstyle when I'm clearly not a secondary school student anymore.
To which, I feel puzzled. Let me add something --> LMAO. ><
Haha. I think to a lot of guys out there, after ORD, long hair signifies "freedom". Or to a certain extent for those still schooling, "rebellion". So, it's a bit funny theoretically why I am not a fan of long hair, right?
Come on la, somebody has to start a new trend right? Long hair for guys are so passe already can? I mean, look at those Korean idols with their long long fringe. Seriously, time for a change!
Still, I'm not saying it's a guarantee that I wouldn't keep long hair at all. Just not a fan. I'm a good boy ok? =)
But here's a point. Well-styled hair makes a lot of difference to one's appearance. For instance, check out this hunk. =P

So anyway, back to the topic of me going for a new haircut yesterday. Stanley was the guy who helped cut my hair. Throughout the entire session, we talked so much. I couldn't believe I was THAT chatty. Seriously. To a complete stranger. I was divulging facts that I was working in this internet marketing company, and was even giving my opinions on full-time vs part-time studying. My sis who was with me said I could almost give out my bank account number! HAHAHA.
Please lo. I think I'm still sensible enough. Besides, I replied that there's nothing wrong giving out bank account number if you don't give out the password, right? What's more, you could have growing "credits" in your account without you knowing. HAHA.
On another note, I think I'm someone who dares to talk THAT much to a stranger, if I feel comfortable with it. I guess I don't have much defence "barriers" to start with. If not, I am really confident that I am still able to safeguard my own interests no matter how much I say. You can see from the fact I reveal so much of my personal life happenings in my blog right? (Oh, you lucky reader! Should be honoured k? =P)
Then again, I think that I have grown from a passive sort of guy to a much more active one. I have grown from being more quiet and reserved to much more chatty. Actually, I think I have two sides to me. Two extreme sides. You can call it split-personality. But I could be that "extreme". No joke. Lol.
Anyway, back to our conversation, I asked the stylist how he stumbled upon his job. Blah blah blah. But through what he said, I realised that is so much "art" in cutting hair. How they usually look out for different hair lines and hair growth patterns, how they sometimes go according to "feel" to cut their customers' hair.
I was pleasantly surprised by the reason to which why he came into this field: He wasn't the kind of "study" type. So after graduating from ITE, he just chose this path because he thought it was hard to look for a job that time. And he had absolutely no passion in hair-cutting at that time. He only knew that he wanted to earn a living.
Talk about being practical. That's practically a Singaporean kind of thinking. But I'm seriously amazed how there are actually people out there who would venture onto a career path they never had thought of going onto previously. Although of course, you could learn to like the job in time to come, and that money could be more important.
However, I know clearly that I am NOT this kind of person. I wouldn't go for a job that I have ZERO interest in. Can you believe it? Unless I were really so desperate and that the only job left in the market is to be a hair-stylist, then I might consider. If not, not in a million chance would I force myself to do something I don't like.
Wow. I can't believe I'm so clear-headed about what kind of person I am. I know myself so well. Totally.
=D