day 3: 16yrs old again

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[10 things you would tell your 16year old self if you could]

1- STOP mucking around - focus on your studies and get as much in as you can.

2- DON'T QUIT tennis

3- stop skipping math class to play island football with the boys (because Mr Pu'a will find you and whack the living shit outta your butt with his 'little joe')

4 - don't cry over that loser guy who thinks you're crazy and has a lousy excuse of being scared of you. He's not worth it. you'll grow up and find someone way better than him anyways...ppsssshhhh ;)

5 - Drive safely/carefully - don't show off and go racing with boys because you'll end up crashing your dad's car and your mom will beat you with the 'salulima' for being a show off lil shat

6- Pay attention when attending those after school tutorials your parents pay for. Don't waste their hard earned money by going just to talk to  that hot guy from RLS

7- Stop making up excuses NOT to go to Church.

8- You spend way too much time with your friends than with your family. Switch it around. Spend more time with your family and less time with your friends.

9- Help your mom in the kitchen and learn how to cook/bake. So you can grow up and make nummy foods and bake mouthwatering desserts for your family.

10- Learn how to SEW!!!! (I could make bank right now if I had listened and learned how to sew from my mom - she's the best)

Comments

Sina Tupou said…
4 out of 10 are about boys....lol!! Malo, kuaback. You are a wise one :)
July 14, 2012 at 2:10 AM
kuaback said…
I hung out with too many boys, in fact, most of my mates are boys..if you didn't know, I was quite the tommy back then..hence the football playing with boys, car racing with boys...etc. ;)
July 14, 2012 at 2:16 AM
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