A new start
I can't even remember when was the last time I posted something (and I can't be bothered to find out) but I guess it's before I came back for final year I guess. So the things that happened since then:
1. Had a blast in Kuching, there's really no place like home. Home is where the heart is. Can't wait to go back for summer!
2. Reunited with Joyce (sounds so romantic when it's really not)
3. Nino's birthday! <3
4. Packing, packing, packing
5. Moving, moving, moving (new housemates are all retarded but how I LOVE them!)
6. A new start in Salisbury (awesome place!)
7. Completed GP (starting to feel my arms and legs again -> don't think that made any sense, but that's what I felt)
8. Started lower GI
Alex's place is never quiet. There's always so many things, so many people, and the atmosphere is like a meeting place, a rendesvous, a hotel for everyone. People (seniors, juniors, friends, landlord, stray toy) come and go, but the main few are the nicest man on earth, the queen, the 'so powerful/crazy shit', the 'awesome/doodie', the youngest-at-heart girl I have ever met, and last but not least my Joyce. It's an awesome place where everyone talk, laugh, have meals together, help each other, and just have fun everyday.
Salisbury is beautiful. The city is small but lovely. I can just walk and walk and walk and not get tired. The people are all so very nice, and everyone seems to know each other. Salisbury cathedral is breath-taking. I don't even need to mention Stonehenge. The accomodation is awesome. The GP is AWESOME (bonus for the amazing receptionists, GPs (*cough**cough*), and Mr Gori). I've never enjoyed GP (or learnt so much, or was praised) so much before. It was a great way to start final year.
I started lower GI today, and I still dislike it with a passion. Three hours into ward rounds, my back started killing me. I was wondering if I was the only one having back pain, and asked my groupmate (he said his back was killing him as well) and then the FY2 (who said the pain will always be there, probably in the background somewhere). Really not looking forward to that. The FY1 we followed was so busy, his bleep rang every few seconds. But I guess we learnt some things here and there (I'n the only female in the team and everyone else is just so tall that when the consultant talked to us, instead of looking side to side, he looked up and down if you can get what I mean =( well, it's not that bad, it is actually quite hilarious) but all in all, my back was killing me so I couldn't pay attention to anything else.
PENTOXIFYLLINE. SODIUM VALPROATE. ETHOSUXIMIDE. For some reason, the name of these drugs have been eluding me all day, and I just need to put these here so that it can stay in my memory for two more seconds before I forget about them again.
Arashi's new album is out! I'm liking all the songs in there (Nino's solo is the highlight) but all the songs are decent, and I like Morning Light very, very much. Listening to it keeps me going. Joyce says I'm on dregs when I'm listening to it. I think I am xD.
For some reason, I'm dying for a bbq. Will definitely have one before Joyce goes back for summer, even if it means only both of us bbq-ing yay.
Oh it's so hot. So damn hot.
1. Had a blast in Kuching, there's really no place like home. Home is where the heart is. Can't wait to go back for summer!
2. Reunited with Joyce (sounds so romantic when it's really not)
3. Nino's birthday! <3
4. Packing, packing, packing
5. Moving, moving, moving (new housemates are all retarded but how I LOVE them!)
6. A new start in Salisbury (awesome place!)
7. Completed GP (starting to feel my arms and legs again -> don't think that made any sense, but that's what I felt)
8. Started lower GI
Alex's place is never quiet. There's always so many things, so many people, and the atmosphere is like a meeting place, a rendesvous, a hotel for everyone. People (seniors, juniors, friends, landlord, stray toy) come and go, but the main few are the nicest man on earth, the queen, the 'so powerful/crazy shit', the 'awesome/doodie', the youngest-at-heart girl I have ever met, and last but not least my Joyce. It's an awesome place where everyone talk, laugh, have meals together, help each other, and just have fun everyday.
Salisbury is beautiful. The city is small but lovely. I can just walk and walk and walk and not get tired. The people are all so very nice, and everyone seems to know each other. Salisbury cathedral is breath-taking. I don't even need to mention Stonehenge. The accomodation is awesome. The GP is AWESOME (bonus for the amazing receptionists, GPs (*cough**cough*), and Mr Gori). I've never enjoyed GP (or learnt so much, or was praised) so much before. It was a great way to start final year.
I started lower GI today, and I still dislike it with a passion. Three hours into ward rounds, my back started killing me. I was wondering if I was the only one having back pain, and asked my groupmate (he said his back was killing him as well) and then the FY2 (who said the pain will always be there, probably in the background somewhere). Really not looking forward to that. The FY1 we followed was so busy, his bleep rang every few seconds. But I guess we learnt some things here and there (I'n the only female in the team and everyone else is just so tall that when the consultant talked to us, instead of looking side to side, he looked up and down if you can get what I mean =( well, it's not that bad, it is actually quite hilarious) but all in all, my back was killing me so I couldn't pay attention to anything else.
PENTOXIFYLLINE. SODIUM VALPROATE. ETHOSUXIMIDE. For some reason, the name of these drugs have been eluding me all day, and I just need to put these here so that it can stay in my memory for two more seconds before I forget about them again.
Arashi's new album is out! I'm liking all the songs in there (Nino's solo is the highlight) but all the songs are decent, and I like Morning Light very, very much. Listening to it keeps me going. Joyce says I'm on dregs when I'm listening to it. I think I am xD.
For some reason, I'm dying for a bbq. Will definitely have one before Joyce goes back for summer, even if it means only both of us bbq-ing yay.
Oh it's so hot. So damn hot.