I wrap my hair in a single tie and allow it to hang like a mossy bank. Unlike most people’s wardrobes, mine is considered exotic as it consists of clothing with vibrant colours in a time when most people fashion beige and cream; Although my style is more expensive, I’ve never been one to conform to societal norms. And if my clothing doesn’t separate me from the crowd enough, there is always my dark forest green hair which cost quite an amount to get and therefore I won’t be getting rid of it any time soon, it’s also a painful process as it involve genetically modifying the gene that codes for your hair colour, this way no pollutants are involved and the colour doesn’t fade over …show more content…
Even though my apartment is open plan, my bedroom is separated from my kitchen/lounge by a step. Most new developments are made with less walls, as they require less work and power, creating less pollution. I bend down to open my fridge and am hit with a rush of escaping cold air, looking in, there aren’t many options for my breakfast. I decided that oatmeal seems like a suitable option which I can colourfully decorate with strawberry, banana and honey. I reach in and take out my tub of ready sliced strawberries, closing the fridge with me foot, I turn to the island behind me that contains all my dry ingredients, or as they use to call it, my pantry. I take out the instant oat sachet, honey and pick a slightly browned banana from the basket on the counter. Using the kettle I boil some water, pour my sachet mix in a bowl and combine the two, I then slice my banana, drizzle my honey on my oatmeal, apply my fruit and “voila!” A breakfast perfect for a birthday