Prom

Hello, so most of you would've discovered by now that prom was on Monday evening.
It was held at Chijmes, which is a very pleasant venue, and was definitely key in ensuring a successful prom night.
Well, it seemed that schools all over Singapore had been organising their prom nights throughout this week. So my newsfeed on Facebook has been flooded with prom photos lol. Everyone looks glamorous.
I'm sure it's not only my reaction lah but I honestly get uncomfortable when I see people with layers and layers of make-up. Then I unconsciously giggle because it looks funny. I guess that's a very personal choice- the amount of make-up you want caking your face. I personally feel that prom night is the celebration of the graduating batch, every single individual. And I would like to go as myself. Look like myself. And not be unrecognizable. That's what I believe lah, then again others may feel that prom is an opportunity to look their best, their absolute best, flawless face, flawless skin. The night when no pair of eyes would be deemed too small with the aid of eyeliner. No skin would be acne ridden with the powdering of foundation (right?). No leg too short with the 897283517 inch stilettos. Ha ha ha exaggerating chow.
I'm not saying applying make-up is illegal or wrong, I have absolutely nothing against it. If I did I would be extremely hypocritical because I had eyeliner on during prom. Something I never knew how to use (except for stage make-up). AND I was wearing really high heels (I didn't buy shoes, I just borrowed my mother's.), I'm not gonna deny it, being tall was a cool experience ha ha ha ha ha. But I also learnt that heels are torturous. Lol my feet were dying.
Anyway, I really thought that everyone around me looked really pretty that night. And I'm glad I had a good time with all my friends.
Friends, I will miss you :_)

My DY kids

My bench kids

My band kids

With Prom Queen Josephine