Funny story

Oh also before I forget,

Here is the Mul Nungmyon that I attempted to make. I thoroughly enjoyed the process of running back and forth between youtube on my computer and the kitchen, however I was lacking in many of the ingredients, so I had to improvise kekeke.

Henry

Everyone meet Henry

Henry meet everyone~

'Every moment spent with you is a moment I treasure', you don't know how freakin hard it is to find you, you're always taken by somebody else *sigh*

awww....

This boys is so cute...met him at HKSS, his only 18 but soo cute lol. Does this make me a creepy old lady?! The following is the sms that he sent me regarding the HKSS after party at Mooseheads:

I will go to the party tonight? I sincerely invite us. This will be my third. I would not drink alcohol, perhaps, dry beers. Therefore, I will not be drink, I can protect you if you are in danger. Please feel free and come. That will be fun :)

for some reason I feel likes its gonna be me protecting him lol

oh young international boys!

Clinical Skills

So this is what I've learnt so far from going to The Canberra Hospital (TCH) sessions each Thursday.

Clinical skills part 1:

Communication, always something thats handy to have between a patient and doctor.

To cure sometimes, relieve often, comfort always!

Clinical skills part 2:

Someone presenting with chest pains means they have a pulmonary embolism. This is, for lack of a better word, bad, bad, bad, very very bad. Make sure they don't leave the clinic without seeing a proper doctor, ie. someone other than me!

Wash hands ALWAYS! Before seeing a patient, wash, greeting patient and thinking about doing anything related with physical contact, wash, make the physical contact, wash, before leaving the patients room, wash, writing up the patient notes, wash, contemplating about seeing another patient, wash, and the cycle continues.

This is madness!

I still can't believe I'm studying Medicine!

geez~

To you

It has been a wonderful 3 years. You had made lectures bearable, even exciting. Thank you for being as beautiful as you were in times when I needed you the most. All the smiles you brought me will not be forgotten. But, fare thee well, this means goodbye~

So Domestic -___-

The rest of O-week was fun. Involving Trivia, Speed-dating, AMA drinks and to finish it all off...Kareoke at a gaybar. CUBE, the one and only gaybar in Canberra lol. After an eventful week, I needed some me time to clear my head and get into the study zone, seeing as lectures had indeed started. Nothing too intense at the moment, just alot of introductions to biomedicine subjects, like cell bio, immuno, micro etc. etc. etc. On Saturday morning I had a nice free pancake breakfast held in the Davey lodge common room. It was nice to have freeeee food...oh...and meeting new people of course. Met some nice people who invited me to a little bible study that night at a house out in the suburbs. The night was pretty good and I met some more nice people (free dinner by the lovely Korean couple who owned the house at which the study was taking place). Next morning I went back to the house to do a little bit of church which was nice. Guess what they had there...a piano and a guitar. My fingers were so itchy by the end of the service...I was like...'umm...can I play the guitar...and....the piano' lol. Went back to Justin for the afternoon but as I was trying to get back to some study I could hear all these noises outside. Turns out there was a dragon dance happening on the street to celebrate Chinese New Year. I quickly grabbed the closest person nearby, Jeff, who from now will be known as 'the bro', and we ran down to see the festivities. Alas, what a lonely dragon! Just the one dragon/lion by its lonesome doing the usual prancing around to the beat of the drum. I loved the loud drums though, it brought back memories of asia :D It really did feeeel like New Years!!! But there was an appalling LACK of asians.

Sunday night I went out for dinner in Civic aka. Canberra city, but its still too small to be called a city so they call it Civic here, with some other med kids. It was a really really lovely dinner with everyone to celebrate New Years and Valentines day. I had a really great time and the food was good too. I'm realizing that any night that I don't have to cook is a good night lol. but then again I rather enjoying cooking. Last night I made combination fried Hokkien noodles, which I asked 'the bro' to be my guinea pig and test for me. Turns out it was a success! Thankfully both of us didn't get sick after eating it. Today, lectures don't start till 2 so I have some time to do stuff. Went out for my very first morning run (lets see how long this lasts), vaccummed some more and went to a floor meeting at the lodge to meet some of the other residents. Good morning, but sounds like I've been slacking off way too much already, really should revise those intros hahaha.