I asked mummy for money to buy accessories. And she barked at me and told me off.

I told her the only difference whether she gave me money or not was whose money I would be spending first. I either spent my money first and claimed from daddy later or I spent her money and gave her daddy's money later.

Then I left the house.

And I got money from daddy who sent me to the MRT station. Haha.

But mummy found out and she called me to scream somemore over the phone. She told me I better bring back the same amount home or I "don't come home".

I hung up.

Then on purpose, I spent all the money I had been given. And more. I'm claiming it no worries.

$16 on the accessories, $21 on dinner at the mussel guys, $7 on Haagen Daz, $9.50 on the leap years and more on snacks. Haha I enjoyed every minute of it. =)

Cheryl is a rebellious person. I admit, this is wrong, don't learn from me.

But I hate it when people don't stick to their word.

When I told daddy I spent money on a dress, he said he'll pay for the rest when I said I still wanted to go shopping for shoes clutch and accessories.

Now mummy says his money is her money. So don't waste money on unnecessary stuff.

If I could I won't spend the money. I tried borrowing but some stuff didn't work out like the 2 dresses borrowed didn't fit properly. The 2 clutches I borrowed were either too heavy or too small. Nobody's feet is my size. So what the toots am I supposed to do?

Only when we go shopping together then it's fine. When I shop with other people it's wasting money?

What sense.

Through experiences like this I learn that parents sometimes cannot be trusted with words that come out of their mouths.

I love my very encouraging, motivating, trustworthy and reliable parents.