"...start at the beginning, finish
at the end, and tell everything in
between." - Cameron Diaz

When I first began working, so many things were new to me. The responsibility, the level of respect, the nods of approval. But the newest of all these things, like I've said time and time again, was the cruelty behind the whole business.

Everyday is a battle. Everyday is a reminder of either our failures or our accomplishments. And everyday we either make the choice to stand up for ourselves, or let others trample over our carcass.

The Proof is in the Butter—Part Three

I always ask myself "Was it worth it?" whether my choices were the right ones, whether I could have done anything differently. I think this is the case for most teens.

(Revenge) is sweeter far than flowing honey – Homer

The Proof is in the Butter—Part Two

Now, it’s quite evident to me that in the “real world,” you have to play dirty if you want to keep your head above the water. It’s really a necessity … unless you would rather be trampled on like an insect. It’s very important to me that people KNOW not to mess with me. I’ve never been that weak person, but at the same time, I’ve always known when to play it safe, i.e., be sneaky.

Hell hath no fury like a working teen scorned
– Fiesty G

The Proof Is In The Butter— Part 1

I always thought a job would’ve been somewhat like school. You get up every morning, bathe, brush your teeth, eat breakfast and zoom out your house to sit at a desk for 8 hours.

What is drama but life with the dull bits cut out?

-Alfred Hitchcock

As the saying goes, drama is to you what breathing is to me. Ok, I kind of just made up that quote on my own. Whatever! This is MY story, my confessions, my… memoirs of a sort.

Whilst prowling the Web for cheap weapons of mass destruction, I stumbled upon something that sparked my interest – the very prettyful Palm Pre developed by Palm Inc.