Random thoughts. Mixed emotions. Too lazy to write. Tengok gambar ajelah eh?Colourful fishes... - Pic taken at the famous and also my favourite lepak spot; Pasar Satok
What on earth is a hand blower? When I asked the apek, (the shop owner) he just flashed me a very cheeky smile. Dunno what he meant by that, haha.. - Pic taken at some antique shop along Gambier Street
RCBM Hospital..I wish to be posted there again.. (I can still recall that very err.. 'unique' ikan kukus I ate one on call night. On a very rare occasion that I displayed fondness towards Sarawak food - I finished 3 plates of rice! Nyaman gilak! ngehngeh..)
Best Bornoe adventure! - kayaking in Sungai Sarawak. Lalalala...the water brushes my skin.. the birds are chirping in the wind...
Colourful...!!! - the ever famous Kek Lapis Sarawak and my two models as background. Ada sesapa nak order kek lapis for Raya?
Hyperactive lot..ahaks. and they call themselves working professionals aka doctors - IMU should be a bit worried here, don't they? - Pic taken at Sarawak Cultural Village
Weekend escape. A touch of nature.. - Pic taken at Ranchan waterfalls.An initially total stranger. Cute to strike a pose when I pointed my lens. Then strangers we are no more - Albert is the name.
Best spot to view sunset in Kuching. Here is Kuching Waterfront. - Pic taken from level 9 Medan Pelita aka outside Starcineplex.My backyard. The smell of freshly cut grass - Ilike..!!
14 days to go to the end of Ramadhan. I seriously miss home.. *sigh*
mood : slightly euphoric. wonder why.
if u don't like something, just try to accept it.
if u just can't take it - try to change it slowly.
if u don't like something and u can't change it, accept it and learn to appreciate it from another angle - u might find that its not too bad after all.
if u reaaaally don't like it (at all) and simply can't do anything about it (like most things are) - just ... stay away and let it be.
i just learn this a few days ago.
yesterday:
me and wani in the car - both of us were *lost* trying to find our ways to Fort Margherita. suddenly;
me : wani! 2 org lelaki hensem didalam kereta didepan!
wani : mana!!??
me : tu!
both : ugh!! jom ikut..!! sekarang!
wani (even actually pressing the gas pedal..!)
...the air of desperation is getting a little morbid these days...
people say u can go to places to meet new people. irk..pegi mane eh? the only place i go where i find lots of people everyday is hospital. pathetic kan? huhu..
P/s: don't ask why are we in a car on a Tuesday evening trying to get to Fort Margherita..
It already late, I haven't packed a single thing, and I'm supposed to be off to RCBM tomorrow morning.
To tell the truth, this is the first ever posting that even though I'm already 3 weeks through, I'm still feeling very2 lost. And clueless. And nervous.
God, give me more strength. And wisdom.
Grow and live healthy dear plant
I love sappy movies. I just do. I know they're not good for my health - you know.. being single and all.. but once in a while they just made me feel like.. well - there's still hope. *ahaks*
I watched P/s: I love you almost a year ago (I know. I'm sooo outdated) and I thought it was the sweetest movie ever. I cried until I got dehydrated. Nonstop. Throughout the movie. (not that its surprising, for those who know me) Anyway, I just bumped into this one really great, super sweet movie a few days back - its called 'The Notebook'. Super sweet. Read the synopsis here (malas nak tulis sendiri)
Few years back before I entered med school, I once stumbled upon an old couple - probably in their 60s or 70s, sitting on a bench by a pool covered with lillies - holding hands. No conversation. Just gestures. It was a grand sight that I'd definitely remember forever. It was sweet.
*sigh*
*sigh*
