Indescribable day

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It is just so awesome and awful at the same time when I couldn't get a word to describe how my day passed by in the hospital today

Awesome because it is just so nice that it can stay indescribable

Awful because it is not the best day yet and I'm having trouble with searching for an adjective to call it a day

It is kind of rare for me to have this feeling because usually I can rate well how was my day

I'm going to go classic for one blog post and bored you guys!

Dear Diary,

I set my alarm to annoy me 15 minutes before the time I had to wake up

Just for myself to have a chance to press on snooze

It was actually wonderful to snooze at least once before I really wanted to kick myself up

It was only 6.15am

AND it was pretty normal for people my age in university to sleep 1.30am the night before

Initially I'm going to blame myself burning the midnight oil revising topics for the next day assuring myself that I can just wake up the next day without a problem at all

My night mood proved my morning mood wrong!

Went to wait for my doctor outside the Operation Theater hoping that I can observe one early operation before my lecture at 9am

We left after the clock strikes 8.30am and I still haven't see my doctor yet

Lecture today was proactive, I should say

Even though she was strict and everyone was kind of going so unnaturally good along the lecture

I get to learn a lot from her

What freak me out was when she asked to lock the doors and chased latecomers out

>.<

Strict lecturers always has their ways and reasons to be good in one way or another

Surprisingly before we were presented about what is Vigilenz at 11am

We were provided free so-called breakfast

*Char Kuey Teow with "siham" (clam) and prawn leh*

But well, it was served 11am, I took it as my lunch and save up my money for the day

After the meal, Rachel started to present to us about Vigilenz and their medical products

My attention only get me through the 1st half and the ending

I was asleep someway in the middle of the presentation!

Clerk patient after that

Searching for gynae cases in all four wards

Preparing for tomorrow consultant ward round

Then, we had some productive yet messy workshop at 2pm

We were taught about suturing 

Let the pictures tell the story

It was fun but at the same time we were trying to get real serious on how this things work

*I told my friends that this look like a bunch of factory worker ladies getting work done*

Speaking about this, I was kind of lucky I guess

I thought it started at 2.30pm

But before 2pm, I was still walking around the ward with Kak Mah, eventually both of us were so tired and thinking we should check it out what some our coursemates doing there

Then we found a few of them already there in the venue where our workshop will be done

We were so tired that we just joined (This is a very dangerous statement and reality)

Just after awhile, doctors were here with Suturing practicing sets and begin to ask for attendance

Around that time, most of my coursemates gushed in and I thought it was 2.30pm already

Until I went to queued to get the set, I still didn't know that the so called "strict" lecturer was there

After some time, I asked one silly question to Sue Ann

"Since when the prof is here?"

If I didn't plan to take a rest somewhere around there, I would be the latecomer
And you can guess what will happen to me

=.="

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