How beautiful she looks. Every time she passes by, I cannot help but look. And everyday she has a new dress. She almost always does not repeat her dresses in two weeks. How I adore how she looks.
Ahh… One day I am going to walk her home. I am slowly getting hooked with the grace, with the beauty. She must be a daughter of a rich man. She looks elegant.
(A week passed. In a squatter’s area where he was doing a community service.)
Wha..? That girl from the school. Why is she here? She’s doing a community service, too? I am going to follow her. She’s not even beautiful, she must be down-to-earth doing these humble acts of service.
(In front of a shanty.)
“Were you able to get money, mother?”
“I haven’t gone to Mrs. Fuentes yet, daughter.”
“What? I have to buy that dress. You have to go to her tonight and tell her you need the money.”
What is this? I was fooled by a fake.











By Guy McLaren on Feb 19, 2008 | Reply
Interesting imagery, tomorrow I may post an image of your shanty town only in Africa
By Sidney on Feb 19, 2008 | Reply
Fake is as old as the Eden tree.
-Orson Welles-
By narissa on Feb 19, 2008 | Reply
hi, guy, will check on it.
hmmm, interesting quote, sidney.
By val on Feb 22, 2008 | Reply
ooh..
she is mean.
By narissa on Feb 23, 2008 | Reply
truly mean, valerie..