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Sunday, June 27, 2010

Well, looks like I don't have parents anymore. Today I came home to a scolding by that woman. She was angry that I spent most of the money I earned from the Bukit Merah camp.  (I did some shopping after Shashi left).I don't understand. I only spend the money I earn, I do not beg, scream, whine for her to buy me the things I want, like all the other spoilt kids out that now do I? I know she's tight on money. That's why I don't want to burden her with the things I desire for. Even though she spends for my brother like nobody's business. My brother gets expensive things just by crying around her all day. Is it so wrong to want to buy the things I desire, but earn or save it rather than give her problems just to get it? I guess it's a very wrong thing to not wanna burden my mother, because she told me that the next time my teacher calls about my report book, she's going to say that "Rachel doesn't have a mother." I already don't have a father. Now I don't have a mother.