I'm hoping that Santa knows how to blog hop, and then by chance, he stumbes upon my blog, and gasps, sees my super, duper, triper, quatraper long shopping list. And when I say it's super, duper, triper, quatraper long, it really is.

ANNE's never-ending Shopping List:

1. Denim Shorts
2. Belt
3. Pullover
4. Beaded Necklaces
5. Nike Tote
6. Ear Studs
7. Tunics (Long Shirt Tops?)
8. Roxy/Billabong Purse
9. Abercrombie and Fitch hooded Top
10. Haviannas Flip Flops
11. Cargo Three-Quarter Pants
12. Ashley Tisdale's Top in HSM Dance-Along
13. Nike Sneakers
14. High Cuts
15. White Frilly Skirt/Dress
16. Bracelet
17. Necklace
18. Badges
19. Nike Shorts
20. Nike Yellow Sports Bra
21. Levis Watch, basically a watch la
22. Levis Jeans/ Mango Denim Jeans
23. Diary for 2007
24. Whiteboard for Room
25. Sunglasses
26. Boardshorts [those elastic ones, instead of zips and buttons]
27. Roxy Top
28. Tops from Zara, Mango, Topshop
29. Orange Crumpler
30. Nike Cap "I Y Air"
31. Faded Denim Overalls
32. Nike Water Shoes
33. Spagetti Strap (balloons at bottom!)
34. Hollister Skirts
35. Tights from Zara
36. Top from Marks and Spencers

Honestly, it's a bit too much, but well. On account that I don't spend that much money on shopping through the year, because I have simply no time. I only get to shop during holidays, or weekends after exams. So there you go, maybe I was just deprieved. No, in fact, I'm not deprieved. I probably just did what I thought was more important at the moment.

Need I remind everyone? But ah heck, one week of our school holidays are almost over. LOL, not a very nice reminder, I know. But anyway, I'm only left with 5 days, untouched by school. The rest of the days, I have to go back. Wait, I mean, 5 days of November. 3 days in MOE Senior Leader Camp, because we are fortunate enough to spend our last Camp Corri with the Secondary 2s. So we need to get training, you see. But I think it's going to be fun. I mean, why wouldn't it be? We're in charge, you know? :D

Gee, everytime I see Secondary Fours in the hall, my heart starts beating so fast. I mean, we're the ones in that very hall, doing the National Examination called, "GCE Ordinary Level Examination" Oh, the horror. I don't know, I mean, even when I step foot on the second floor. Okay, sounds like I'm exaggerating. Oh, a line I heard just struck me, "School's tough, but you're tougher." That line, makes me feel all "superhero-ish." It's like, almost every single day that there's school, there's something negative to say about. But when we graduate, don't you feel like a superhero who has won, and has the last laugh. I'm ANNE ALMIGHTY, the Superheroine who beat the Homework-JOJO and the EXAMS-FAIL-GANG. But at the end of the day, we've got no one to thank but Him.