If there was definitely one thing I’d rather not remember during my senior year in college, that was letting me get bullied into joining a society pageant. The day of the pageant itself wasn’t bad, but the process? Oh my…
I had to be interviewed by the society paper about the pageant. But it turned out that the short piece about me came out all wrong. I think I was miscontrued with my answers; that my responses were not used in the right context. To my great horror, the article about us (the pageant and the class representatives) is still posted in the society site. Just the thought of my horrible interview can make me cringe, wince, roll my eyes and shiver at the same time; a feat that not even horror flicks like The Ring, Feng Sui and Urban Legends could make me do.
Then comes the worse part of the pageant: we had to showcase a talent. The first time I heard it, I was mentally screaming my head off with “Talent? What talent? How could I possibly showcase painting and climbing trees without boring those people to tears?” Tears, which I might add, may also either be of supreme boredom or of excessive laughter.

