If You Are Wondering

Don't let's beat around the bush, all right? In this special post, I would like to announce some lists of my truer friends. Why should they be listed? It is for the sake of not forgetting and abandoning them anymore. I was not used to writing anything, so my writing this blog shall be a revolution for now. Nevertheless, I would rather write my feelings and thoughts here than hold them back for too long.

I know, I understand that I shall not bother with so much talking. Ah, if you are wondering (not wandering, hehe), they are not that many, but they are more than enough to contribute to my wholesome life, even in ups and downs. Only now do I declare that the friendships are worth my consideration.

However, I will only write them by their initials. They are ascending and predictable; fret not! 

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The next one is called Childhood and Schooldays Friends (CSFs). One may cut off many people from one's past, but one can never leave behind some precious ones. It is self-explanatory, is it not?

1. H. S. (a friend from Science II class; featured in the post Dreamed of My Friend's Photographing Us. What a Dream!)

2. R. K. P. (we HAVE BEEN friends since elementary school! Why would I not reveal it to her?)

3. V. M. (a friend from junior and senior high school; one package with no. 2)

4. R. A. S. P. B. (a friend from senior high school, specifically from my class Science III)

5. A. P. E. S. (a friend from senior high school, specifically from my class Science III)

6. D. S. (a friend from the same elementary, junior, and senior high school)

7. E. M. R. (a friend from the same junior and senior high school)

8. D. K. (a friend from the same junior and senior high school)

CSFs: PLN ed. (almost w/ all of the members but only highlight some here, notably from seasonal occasions and April 5, 2025)

1. A. F. R. (a friend from the same junior and senior high school)

2. B. A. T. (a friend from the same junior and senior high school)

3. D. P. (a friend from the same senior high school)

4. D. P. P. (a friend from the same junior and senior high school—and circle back then!)

5. I  (a friend from the same elementary, junior, and senior high school)

6. K. A. S. (a friend from the same senior high school)

7. M. D. F. S. (a friend from the same elementary, junior, and senior high school)

8. M. C. E. B (a friend from the same senior high school—met me some times when I sold food in front of his junior high school)

9. M. S. Z. (a friend from the same junior and senior high school—were in the same elementary school for a while; one package with no. 5)

10. N. R. A. (a friend from the same elementary, junior, and senior high school! WOWIE)

11. R. P. (a friend from the same junior and senior high school)

12. R. A. C. P. (a friend from the same senior high school—met me some times when I sold food in front of his jumior high school)

13. T. E. (a friend from the same junior and senior high school; the Great Leader of All Time (GLOAT))

14. Y. A. L. (a friend from the same junior and senior high school)

There is also a subclass in this section: Visitation during Idulfitri and Christmas (VIC). Most from the same senior high school:

1. H. M. K. (also junior)

2. I. J. 

3. M. C.

4. O. B. P.

5. T. D. N. (also junior)

6. E. R. H.

Lastly, this one is called the Upcoming To-Bes:

1. R. I. (a friend of CSFs: PLN's no. 11)

2. M. S. (a friend from the same classes this smt)

3. A. V. R. (a friend from the same classes this smt)

4. L. R. (a friend from the same classes this smt)

5. M. S. (a friend from the same classes this smt)

6. D. A. W. (a friend from the same classes this smt)

7. E. G. R. (a friend of CSFs: PLN's no. 1)

To those who are familiar with and/or were friends with me, I hereby remain neutral and can only interact with them when they do so first. That is the quality of the Elegant Egotist.

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Fin.