ergh, less than 24 hour left before new semester starts..holiday ends today!
what should I expect for this new semester? I don't know, but I hope things will be good (as always). Anyway, i made a new semester resolution, heh. Well, who else gonna help finding myself if not me? I only have my family, and of course, my friends! But after spending a week watching '1 liter of tears' (again, for 2nd time!), I wonder if I will have my own Asou Haruto, well, if I am to be Aya-chan. Hehe. Wishful thinking huh? Urgh, I can't wish for such things..I don't deserve anything like that at all!
So, this semester we are going for rotation on minor postings: Ophthalmology, E&T, Geriatric and also Dermatology. It's going to be short, but I hope I'm able to gather all the knowledge during this short period. InsyaAllah!
Sunday, February 24, 2008
Friday, February 22, 2008
birthday celebration
Happy Birthday to Abah!
My mum, my dad and I went to Eden Subang Parade to celebrate my dad's birthday. It was just a simple celebration since there were only 3 of us -abang, kakak and kaklang who's living far from home couldn't make it (especially kaklang who's 6 hours behind Malaysia's time) and as for adik, she's busy with classes (even on weekends, huh).
Anyway, while we were having our meals, my mum suddenly said it seems the Western teaches us to eat using left hand (you see, people normally holds the knife with the right hand to cut and the fork on the left hand). I add silently to myself, I would normally cut the meat into pieces with knife on the right hand then put the knife down and use the fork with the right hand (huhu). But of course, I've seen almost everyone uses their left hand to hold the fork (so I guess that's the correct way) .But my dad disagrees, he says that Americans do hold their fork with the right hand. Hearing that, I exchange the fork and knife and started using the left hand to cut the meat, and it was actually easy! I thought since I'm right handed, it would be awkward for me, but it's not! I wonder why I've never thought of doing that, even though I've seen my sister (she's left handed) did it but I've never actually try using my left hand. So much things yet to discover, I guess. You never know if you don't try!
Well, the food was great and my stomach is so full right now..Burp!
--The Menu:
me- Grilled Boneless Chicken with Black Pepper sauce +fries and salad
ma- Grilled Norwegian Salmon
abah- Lamb Chop
at an affordable price [of course!] =)
My mum, my dad and I went to Eden Subang Parade to celebrate my dad's birthday. It was just a simple celebration since there were only 3 of us -abang, kakak and kaklang who's living far from home couldn't make it (especially kaklang who's 6 hours behind Malaysia's time) and as for adik, she's busy with classes (even on weekends, huh).
Anyway, while we were having our meals, my mum suddenly said it seems the Western teaches us to eat using left hand (you see, people normally holds the knife with the right hand to cut and the fork on the left hand). I add silently to myself, I would normally cut the meat into pieces with knife on the right hand then put the knife down and use the fork with the right hand (huhu). But of course, I've seen almost everyone uses their left hand to hold the fork (so I guess that's the correct way) .But my dad disagrees, he says that Americans do hold their fork with the right hand. Hearing that, I exchange the fork and knife and started using the left hand to cut the meat, and it was actually easy! I thought since I'm right handed, it would be awkward for me, but it's not! I wonder why I've never thought of doing that, even though I've seen my sister (she's left handed) did it but I've never actually try using my left hand. So much things yet to discover, I guess. You never know if you don't try!
Well, the food was great and my stomach is so full right now..Burp!
--The Menu:
me- Grilled Boneless Chicken with Black Pepper sauce +fries and salad
ma- Grilled Norwegian Salmon
abah- Lamb Chop
at an affordable price [of course!] =)
Thursday, February 21, 2008
The girl who can't differentiate important things in life
Hello. Um, my first post. Well, I normally would spill out everything when there are so many things going through my mind. Er, not really everything, maybe just some of it, depends on how good I am at conveying my messages. You see, I don't really talk much, most of the time I find it hard to find someone to listen and really responds well (hm, the way i needed, i mean) and most importantly, someone to trust and confide things easily.
So here I am telling a story about a girl who can't differentiate important things in life and almost put her life under extreme pressure. Well, she always does that. Giving herself pressures when there's nothing to worry about. And thinking about some things way too much about it, until she finally gets sick of herself. Now she's trying to find herself again. Well, I wish her good luck, and I pray that she'll find her way. A much better way for her to be better, again. I know she used to be a good person before. I just know that.
So here I am telling a story about a girl who can't differentiate important things in life and almost put her life under extreme pressure. Well, she always does that. Giving herself pressures when there's nothing to worry about. And thinking about some things way too much about it, until she finally gets sick of herself. Now she's trying to find herself again. Well, I wish her good luck, and I pray that she'll find her way. A much better way for her to be better, again. I know she used to be a good person before. I just know that.
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