Crazy British weather. Just when I thought it was the end of sunny days and blue skies with fluffy clouds as winter is approaching, it's such a lovely day today! Church was awesome, as always, and I learnt something today.
October 23, 2011
Bright side of things.
October 13, 2011
I spy with my little eyes..
Started with my one week Ophthalmology postings this week and honestly, I don't like it. The eye is just something I'll never specialise in EVER and there's just so much to know and learn in one week before my exam on Friday. sigh. What a busy busy week :(
October 09, 2011
Brownie cookie with peanut butter frosting (:

2 pots of super duper yummy bak kut teh made by the housemate. I had 3 bowls of soup *burp-rubs tummy* :DOctober 08, 2011
Sweet serendipity.
It has been the busiest week for me since I started 4th year (which is actually just two weeks ago). I'm physically drained out now that it's Friday and I haven't looked forward to a weekend so badly since...whenever. Started my BMedSc project and have been in the labs doing research and being introduced to protocols and procedures from 9-5pm every single day. It's fun if I'm actually doing something, eg. pipetting, centrifuging tubes, etc. etc, but if I'm just standing around watching, I tend to get bored fast. Like REALLY fast.
October 01, 2011
Snack time.
A couple of days ago I got my monthly ASOS magazine and it included a voucher for a free box of snacks from graze.com. So being the chinese I am (hey, who doesn't like free stuffs, right?) I checked it out and rated the foods I liked and didn't on the website. It's such a cool concept i'm still impressed till now.
September 27, 2011
Poster boy.
Bought a couple of posters today from the Student Union. They're pasted nicely now in my room and it makes me smile everytime I see it. There's just something about black & white art that just makes me go weak at the knees (:

September 22, 2011
Blood donation.
Finally donated blood for the first time in my life after being rejected everytime I tried to in previous years (due to medical reasons). Was a really painless experience and now I know what it feels like to be at the receiving end of the needle instead of usually being the one inserting it into patient's arms. I know many people donate blood all the time and it's the usual thing for them to do but for me, it's not always that I get a chance to do something like this. Feel so proud of myself today, because for once since becoming a medical student, I actually feel like I am THAT much closer to saving a life.

