LIVE LIFE NOW.
DO NOT SUSPEND IT FOR THE FUTURE.
And with that statement my cousin solidified my decision on which hospital to choose. If only i didn't have this dr. jekyll and mr. hyde thing going on. No i am not that interesting as to have a multiple personality disorder.
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Imagine. Four months of vacationing/looking for hospitals to train in the United States already had me missing manila terribly. How terrible? It's so terrible i have sex bomb dancers' Spaghetti song on my new ipod nano.
That terrible.
Spaghetting pababa ng pababa.
Now i realize the most baduy things in the philippines are my only connection to philippine culture. And what about me listening to star fm online? Te-rible. Good thing no yes fm here, but admittedly whenever i hear those songs, it reminds me of commuting back and forth to manila in a cramped fx. I smell fishballs when I hear the line "kailangan pa bang i memorize yan?". Blame the complex amygdala.
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Point of interest: SOmeone commented on my blog. Surprise surprise, my college crush. Hahaha how childish. Used to be really attracted to tall, lanky, intelligent looking guys. That would explain the disaster of an event with super mario during my medical clerkship. I think i never really admitted that i noticed him, but i always saw him around campus with my other intelligent high school classmate.
Yeah yeah. Madam MAyla, my i'll-speak-my-mind-freely friend, had this rating of crushes. Only she could come up with that. She freely gave me an assessment of super mario, le object of my affection during med school who apparently was my true crush. I guess so, i choke on coffee everytime he comes to talk to me. I wonder if i would have choked on coffee if my college crush came to talk to me? I doubt it. I wasn't addicted to coffee then.
Until now, i couldn't erase the memory of new year's eve and the disaster they cooked up for me at the ward. Evil friends. I love their wicked humor. I could handle grand rounds and being asked a million questions about medicine, but i get so dorky around a "true crush". A simple breakfast invitation turns me into some stuttering idiot. It didn't help of course that whenever we talked, my friends would be behind him and giving me the thumbs up sign and make faces. Meanwhile, i felt like someone asked me to explain how the theory of relativity was derived and a simple "yes i'd love breakfast" would be replaced with something a GCS 4 patient would utter
2 comments:
CARPE DIEM. I also am having problems with this phrase too. But I guess if it were the opposite, and people like you and me would dash headstrong into the unknown, we would fall off a cliff and to certain death.
Look before you leap. Now that's a saying I could relate to. :)
i'm relying on invisible wings so i don't plunge towards the same place coyotes who fail chasing road runners end up. :) Thanks.
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