Fine fine, I said I wasn’t going to procrastinate and post another blog, but it’s 1:28am and I got a lot on my mind.. I just wanted to vent a little before I die in my bed!
Everyone is talking about it from the north end to the south end of Mississauga/Brampton. The talk is… PROM! Although, prom is about 3 weeks away… It is fast approaching! I haven’t even gotten my dress yet, (but that’s because I want it custom made to my perfection.) I think it’s really important for girls and guys to come out on prom night looking their very best. All the ladies looking fabulous and all the gents looking fine! But I don’t think that spending the money on prom is really worth it! Since there is a recession in our economy now, it is really hard to find the perfect dress for the occasion and spend all that extra money on rides, hair, nails, toes, make up, shoes, etc. Is it really sucha big deal that we gotta be spending at least $400 on just a night out with your high school friends!? I think not. It’s crucial that you look your best, but does that mean you gotta flaunt and pretend that you can actually afford all this just for one night that may not even be worth it.
Ok, I’m being a little bit bias here. I’m speaking through my opinions now.
1) I am not going to prom with my high school sweetheart
(literally, 3 and a half years of high school)
2) I am going with a friend
3) Friends + I are not going in a limo
4) My date and I are not matching
5) My last two years of high school was dramatic
6) Even after prom, teachers don’t give you slack.
7) No one wants to host an after party
So my point is, if it seems like my prom night isn’t all that. Some people don’t even go to their prom and not regret it one bit later in their lives. I find it overrated, time consuming, stressful and so not the drama. Prom night, dressing up and looking fine isn’t really the highlite of your prom.. It’s the after party! (And even I don’t know what’s going on with that T_______T”)
Aside from that, my eighteenth birthday is the weekend right after prom! I think that’s going to be a bigger success to my own party than my high school prom! … Then right after there’s the dreadful exams (great! FML.)
Everyone is talking about it from the north end to the south end of Mississauga/Brampton. The talk is… PROM! Although, prom is about 3 weeks away… It is fast approaching! I haven’t even gotten my dress yet, (but that’s because I want it custom made to my perfection.) I think it’s really important for girls and guys to come out on prom night looking their very best. All the ladies looking fabulous and all the gents looking fine! But I don’t think that spending the money on prom is really worth it! Since there is a recession in our economy now, it is really hard to find the perfect dress for the occasion and spend all that extra money on rides, hair, nails, toes, make up, shoes, etc. Is it really sucha big deal that we gotta be spending at least $400 on just a night out with your high school friends!? I think not. It’s crucial that you look your best, but does that mean you gotta flaunt and pretend that you can actually afford all this just for one night that may not even be worth it.
Ok, I’m being a little bit bias here. I’m speaking through my opinions now.
1) I am not going to prom with my high school sweetheart
(literally, 3 and a half years of high school)
2) I am going with a friend
3) Friends + I are not going in a limo
4) My date and I are not matching
5) My last two years of high school was dramatic
6) Even after prom, teachers don’t give you slack.
7) No one wants to host an after party
So my point is, if it seems like my prom night isn’t all that. Some people don’t even go to their prom and not regret it one bit later in their lives. I find it overrated, time consuming, stressful and so not the drama. Prom night, dressing up and looking fine isn’t really the highlite of your prom.. It’s the after party! (And even I don’t know what’s going on with that T_______T”)
Aside from that, my eighteenth birthday is the weekend right after prom! I think that’s going to be a bigger success to my own party than my high school prom! … Then right after there’s the dreadful exams (great! FML.)
