The Pink T-shirt Story

Many years from now we'll probably laugh this all off but right now we (I) am trying to understand why I get so sentimental about this worldly thing.

The back story is this: we do some volunteer work for our alumni society & for every event we kinda have a special shirt printed only for the volunteers.. kinda like a 'thank you' for the work done, because we don't get paid. It was agreed that these shirts remain as 'special edition' shirts & should not be reprinted.

Last week it was decided (to meet demands) to re-order a particular pink t-shirt.. which surprised the volunteers (me included) who were in possession of the (supposedly) limited edition shirts. When we asked who authorised the reprint, no one answered.

Whatever right? Like I said one day we'll probably laugh it all off. So what? It's another pink t-shirt and we should not be too attached to it. So what if a lot of people want it? So what if they don't reprint the other limited edition t-shirts? So we made the pink t-shirt look good right? Maybe I should just rest easy and take it as that. We made the pink t-shirt look so damn good that many people want to copy it. SO THERE.