Today i watched a television programme about the lifestyles of celebrities and one of them said that, you don't have to be smart or anything, you just have to be beautiful. I really do not agree with that, what does she mean by 'beautiful'? The world is advancing, but the old talk about beauty still stays. Through the ages, women still want to look beautiful. The earliest recorded uses of make up is in Egypt, according to the vanity issue of present perfect. Imagine that, cosmetics were not only for beauty but an integral part of egyptian health and hygiene. Ladies and even men are on a relentless pursuit for their magnum opus. Is it really that important? We are not defined by our looks but our character. If everyone is physically beautiful, won't the world be a lifeless place to live in? Fashion is always changing, should we spend all our time searching for it? Some people in are so busy worrying about the fashion world that they forget to live in this one. There is obviously more to it right? I personally feel that appearance is really secondary. We are fearfully and wonderfully created by God. Ps 139: 14. If God created us in his image, we would be perfect in his eyes. Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder. Let's not be bound by the word beautiful. There's more to it in this world.

Let me briefly describe my day. I had Literature in the morning and we went through 'To kill a mocking bird' by Harper Lee. After the enriching lesson, i went for breakfast with Mel and ah ping. We killed time by going to popular to browse for new books. After that i went for my piano lessons. I actually planned to go to swim again, however, i was really lethargic and decided to spend the day at home sleeping.