true blue bratinella

Supposedly, i'm snoozing right now. But, I got two hours of sleep earlier when I got home from school so I woke up at 10 and I immediately plugged in my laptop. I decided to watch some shows first while I was waiting for the comp to boot. Surfing some channels, I found one very interesting. It was Disney Channel and the current show was Wizards of Waverly Place which was my current fave show. Unfortunately, the show only had a few minutes left and was ending soon. But I hadn't had time to switch channels 'coz I was already focused on the comp. Only thing I knew was that the Disney Chanel Original Movie "Cowbelles" was next. I kinda liked the movie but everytime I watch it, I can't seem to finish it for some reasons. But now, I don't see any reason why I can't and won't. Just when the climax is approaching, why stop, right? So, here's the story:
Two sisters named Taylor and Courtney are very, very, very, SPOiLED. They are much too dependent on their father's money and can't seem to stop. But when they thought that everything bad they do can be easily repaired by sucking up to their dad, their dad realized that he needs to teach them a lesson about earning things for themselves. He then sent them to work the next day at the creamery they owned while he went on a vac. As you should've already guessed, the first few days was rough. But just when they were starting to get along with everyone else, everyone's checques started bouncing off and everyone had no salary . The reason was the company got bankrupt and their unbiological Uncle whom their dad was closest to was to blame. He was the one who stole the money from the creamery. :| So the sisters - well, one of them - thought that it was up to them to fix the prob. Taylor thought that they should pay the workers first so that no one will quit and the production would still continue. But where would they get the money from? She thought that they should first borrow Courtney's - the other sister's - money for her coutillion to pay off the workers. But Courtney, wanting to outshine her sister's previous coutillion, didn't agree and said that she wouldn't be included in the coutillion of her friends if she had no money to share 'coz they were splitting the cost. Taylor still got the money behind Court's back and obviously, Court felt betrayed. She didn't get to join the coutillion, but the problem was solved. And in the end, their dad told them that the problem was still bad and they had to start from scratch which means they have to cut-off their spending. No more spoiled brats after all.

Why was I so moved by the movie? Maybe 'coz I could relate to the sisters and found myself in their position at the start of the movie. Given everything they want, forgiven for the things they could've done right but chose not to, spending's a way of life for them, and the world revolves around them only. Maybe after watching the whole movie for the first time, I could truly say that i'm indeed vain and not just a camwhore. I hate to admit this but I think that I maybe a teensy bit selfish. But I don't neccessarily think that the whole world revolves around me, not at all. But when it does, I sometimes strive to keep it that way. Hate to admit these things but I think that I should so that I could hopefully realize these things. Second, it's not my fault that i'm being given everything. I'm an only child and my mom lives to spoil me. Or I think she does. Third, it's not that I choose to do the wrong things, I just slip up a 'lil. And maybe sometimes a lot? But believe me, I don't intend to do so. Swear. Fourth, it's true that money can't buy you everything. But hell does it almost can. I have the money to spend and I don't intend to keep it for myself 'coz i'm afraid that i'll eventually worship it. Am I right? Well, even if you don't think so, nothing's going to change my mind but God.

It was nice to finally get that off my chest. Whew! And I could finally sleep after I finish watching Randy Jackson's America's Best Dance Crew. :] Night, people . Sleep tight . :)