Baby booms

Is it just me.. or is everyone around me getting married and having baby booms?

I think I am still at the stage of drink and be merry, rather than shopping for, say, a posh-looking baby jogger mini stroller.

I am the biggest self proclaimed non fan of babies or kids – trust me, you don’t want to see how much I do not prefer to see the paediatric group of patients. I really rather be seeing old women..

Ugh.

It is just like me saying I like dogs but actually I only love my two wonderful Shoo and Hei at home. Alright, I am kind to their friends too.. but really, I prefer dogs to kids for the moment. At least you can hug a dog and not get screaming off them.

But, wait.. what is my point, really?

(me just the spinster here)

Oh, the spingtime

Spring is finally coming.. it is mid March and soon, we will revert to the delightful British Summer Time (BST) which I really cherish and almost altogether appreciate. I love the daylight – they signify life, energy and most importantly, activities buzzing away!

As much as I profess my love towards sleep, I earnestly would not rather to sleep. The spring time, I hope.. will give me the much-needed energy boost. The weather has been kinder lately.. it is just a bit chilly in the morning but otherwise, you could even think of setting up wood gazebos in your garden for some good outdoor hanging out. Of course, we should not forget about the April showers..

No, not looking forward to that. I need more sun!

Interesting

Wow, I can’t believe I can still come in here!

I am currently in the uni library typing away (doing some ABG sample questions, mind you!) and quite impressed that suddenly I find access to my ever so random and almost abandoned blog.

I really wonder why and how..

Anyway, been quite into music lately. I guess the more stressed out I am, the more I listen to songs – even spent the whole of last night listening to the most random songs – even those from 20 years ago!

And now that I am in the library, I am quite intrigued to envision myself with a pair of good quality headphones, perhaps something like a paif or KRK studio headphones. Cut out all the background noise and just have some good quality music streaming into my ears instead.

Maybe I could have worked better that way!

‘Til then – off for some X-ray meeting!

My 32 mile travel everyday

Approximately FOUR hours everyday of my life is spent travelling by foot (3 miles) and train (roughly an hour) and it is amazing how I survive three weeks into my placement. Yay!

I promise – I haven’t succumbed into the temptation of getting coffee from the Starbucks booth on Platform 8 of Wimbledon station.

Double yay!

I genuinely quite enjoy General Practice because of the impact and differences I feel that one can make towards the community. I can tell you more another day about the non-existent of this sytem back home yada-yada-yada.. but let’s talk only after I pass my exams, alright..

Yesterday, I stood on the weighing scale (the most accurate one, mind you!) and my eyes nearly popped out of the sockets looking at the figure. No wonder you don’t see my recent photos around. Hah hah haha… anyway – just when I am about to declare a starvation period, someone reminded me that exams are more important – so I have decided. Better be fat but pass exams. After all, I am a weight-gaining machine.. I never could lose naturally. Only gain unintentionally. Hiak hiak hiak.

That everyday 3-mile walk accounts to nothing.. and it isn’t as if I binged eat. HORMONESSSSSSSSSSS

My Story

Sorry, could not resist.

So, I started reading this..

The first chapter was a dread because it was depicting that epic 2008 Wimbledon finals.

I don’t know if I could continue because it was quite painful for me.

But I must say – this style of writing is not as interesting as Agassi’s autobiography which drew me in right away. Perhaps I just could not quite imagine Nadal telling the story. LOL!