Taken during the last weeks of college (2000) at Tanjung Purun (if I remember right) in Labuan... let's see if I remember all of them correctly... seated right in front is Benedict, 2nd row (L to R) Wendy, ME, Jane, Shirley, Connie, Lydia, Yonne, Dollie, Wilhma and Linda... then the last row (L to R) Adzuandy, Zul, Hasber, Yogesh, Airy and Arthur... wow that's a feat! Have not seen most of them since college... Not in the picture is Roslan, who climbed a pretty tall tree to snap this photo!Thursday, 9 February 2006
From my album (9) T1 & T2 at Tanjung Purun
Taken during the last weeks of college (2000) at Tanjung Purun (if I remember right) in Labuan... let's see if I remember all of them correctly... seated right in front is Benedict, 2nd row (L to R) Wendy, ME, Jane, Shirley, Connie, Lydia, Yonne, Dollie, Wilhma and Linda... then the last row (L to R) Adzuandy, Zul, Hasber, Yogesh, Airy and Arthur... wow that's a feat! Have not seen most of them since college... Not in the picture is Roslan, who climbed a pretty tall tree to snap this photo!Wednesday, 8 February 2006
From my album (8) The Red Dragon
(L to R) Mun Foo, Kai Chin, Chiun Pheng, Kee Hoe, ME, Hema and York Tien. I love this picture more for its colour than anything else! Taking at Brunei's Jerudong Park, in front of its infamous "Pusing Lagi" roller-coaster... silly name actually... I call it the Red Dragon... One of the guys went "Oh my head!" while pressing his abdomen after the ride... that's how good it was! :) I almost didn't make it on that ride because I wasn't big on all the amusement park rides and stuff, but I succumbed to peer pressure... still have occasional nightmares...Yak.
I thought ortho clinic today was fun today, except that the 3 of us (Adeline, Connie and I) agreed that Dr. Chan, the orthopaedic surgeon was kinda wacky and innapropriately happy?! Then again, it's just sooo miserable us (me I mean)... I was kinda jealous that Dr. Chan was so perky and so happy... cheh... Dr. Chan's actually my mentor for my final year (because my other 2 mentors have retired or left the faculty)... so I'm not very well acquainted in that sense that was hoped between a mentor and his or her mentee... the intended bond is not there... and I guess since it's my final year and I have about 3 more months to go, I won't be making any efforts...
I hung around in the wards the whole day today but thought that I didn't learn much... maybe I should just stay home tomorrow to study... I'll see how it goes tomorrow morning... We had a bedside teaching with Prof. Pan this afternoon, and as usual he never disappoints the students... you know he's so clear and concise and he's soooo super nice and even humble... it's such a rarity in the field you know... and even though I was extremely tired just from lepaking in the ward the whole day and standing so long in the clinics and all, I felt that I gained something from Prof. Pan... too bad I got to the clinics a bit late this morning, so I didn't manage to fight my way into a slot at his clinic... next week...
So Dr. EggHead (or the one malingering as a doctor) told the new group today that my batch was the best batch of the 3 batches of students so far from the recent exam... at first I thought he might be sarcastic and all, but later maybe I thought because my batch is quite even out, not that we were so good, in fact the previous 2 batches had all the class' creams :), my group had all the "within the curve" students... and also the fact that we have Adeline to make the group look good... :) He told the students that Adeline scored 88% for her short case! That's really amazing... I mean that's really something... wonder how I did? Hope I did not pale too badly to her 88%... Dr. EggHead said he failed student with 5%! That's sooo disgusting of Dr. EasterEggHead! He actually derives pleasure from giving exam and failing students... he's usually quite grouchy and all, but his mood usually picks up when exam's around the corner, and he would be going around psychoing students, reminding them that he only passed 1 of the 14 students he took from the previous batch, etc... that's both neurotic and idiotic.
I hope he falls and cracks his head, and the egg yolk would seep out and get cooked on the hot tar road.
There, I've said it.
Cheers people! Have a productive day tomorrow!
I hung around in the wards the whole day today but thought that I didn't learn much... maybe I should just stay home tomorrow to study... I'll see how it goes tomorrow morning... We had a bedside teaching with Prof. Pan this afternoon, and as usual he never disappoints the students... you know he's so clear and concise and he's soooo super nice and even humble... it's such a rarity in the field you know... and even though I was extremely tired just from lepaking in the ward the whole day and standing so long in the clinics and all, I felt that I gained something from Prof. Pan... too bad I got to the clinics a bit late this morning, so I didn't manage to fight my way into a slot at his clinic... next week...
So Dr. EggHead (or the one malingering as a doctor) told the new group today that my batch was the best batch of the 3 batches of students so far from the recent exam... at first I thought he might be sarcastic and all, but later maybe I thought because my batch is quite even out, not that we were so good, in fact the previous 2 batches had all the class' creams :), my group had all the "within the curve" students... and also the fact that we have Adeline to make the group look good... :) He told the students that Adeline scored 88% for her short case! That's really amazing... I mean that's really something... wonder how I did? Hope I did not pale too badly to her 88%... Dr. EggHead said he failed student with 5%! That's sooo disgusting of Dr. EasterEggHead! He actually derives pleasure from giving exam and failing students... he's usually quite grouchy and all, but his mood usually picks up when exam's around the corner, and he would be going around psychoing students, reminding them that he only passed 1 of the 14 students he took from the previous batch, etc... that's both neurotic and idiotic.
I hope he falls and cracks his head, and the egg yolk would seep out and get cooked on the hot tar road.
There, I've said it.
Cheers people! Have a productive day tomorrow!
From my album (7) Soyabean
This is Soyabean, my bike for 2 years in campus, served me well... but I also didn't wear skirts for 2 years because I had to cycle everyday... when I moved down to my new faculty building in Kuching, Soyabean was kept in my backyard for almost 2 years when my dad gave it away to one the workers who did some renovation in my kitchen... he said his 2 sons wanted a bike each but that would be too costly... so my dad just wheeled Soyabean (without my knowledge) into the man's truck... I was sad at first but thought that Soyabean would be making some boy happy... From my album (6) Perspective
This was taken with my very first digital camera, which was an RM200 under-1MB camera... so that time I was a little obsessed with taking pictures... I was just taking anything and everything, anywhere that had enough light... I could not shoot with it indoors mostly if there wasn't enough light... I think this was taken after one of our quizes... I managed to convince a few of my colleagues to run around campus under the blazing sun to take some pictures! We ended up having a blast! Thanks Adeline, Connie, Mooi, Yang, York Tien and Yek Song! Tuesday, 7 February 2006
The ortho ward
I would say that my oncall didn't turn out so well... I was sooo overwhelmed by how crowded the ortho ward was just now... and it was so unbelievably hot! And the familiar odour from my 1st experience in the surgical ward from 3rd year... Poor patients... and each patient had average 2-3 relatives around them, their body heat contributing to the unpleasantness... the hospital's really not strict at all with the visiting hours... people just walking in and out, noisy too... the conversations and the handphones (aarrgghhh!)... I couldn't even talk to all my allocated patients... only managed to talk to 2 of them... so I figured since I couldn't do much, I packed my stuff and left... planning to go earlier tomorrow morning to check out the rest of my allocated patients.
And there's this very consultoid houseman who tried to "boss" us around, but fortunately she didn't make it very far because she's too busy... she's such a joke... remind me NEVER to make such an ass of myself when I start my housemanship.
I'm better off studying tonight. Besides I have clinic tomorrow morning...
On a lighter note, I discovered that Yang was a photography buff today! I never knew... we were in the same posting for the 9 months and I never knew... I was actually hiding away in the Paeds room studying when suddenly he appeared out of nowhere (my faculty's big you see, so it's quite a coincidence that we chose the same place to study) and we just started catching up and suddenly we both realized that we're into cameras and stuff... so I think we chatted about cameras for close to 2 hours??? Very disturbed...
He has the Panasonic Lumix FZ20! So he's rooting for the FZ30! But I guess my heart's set on the Canon S2... it has more of the "gimmick" features I would use instead of the more technical and "pro" or SLR-like FZ30, which by the way cost RM400 more! But I'm in the process of checking out the other Panasonic models... and I'll probably pay Yang a visit this weekend to check his baby out.
And finally of course today poor Raj was telling me about his brush with shameful racism here, here in Kuching... I was appalled, but tried to not to be worked up about it... I didn't really know how to console Raj... just hopefully my listening ear was comforting enough for him...
Good night!
And there's this very consultoid houseman who tried to "boss" us around, but fortunately she didn't make it very far because she's too busy... she's such a joke... remind me NEVER to make such an ass of myself when I start my housemanship.
I'm better off studying tonight. Besides I have clinic tomorrow morning...
On a lighter note, I discovered that Yang was a photography buff today! I never knew... we were in the same posting for the 9 months and I never knew... I was actually hiding away in the Paeds room studying when suddenly he appeared out of nowhere (my faculty's big you see, so it's quite a coincidence that we chose the same place to study) and we just started catching up and suddenly we both realized that we're into cameras and stuff... so I think we chatted about cameras for close to 2 hours??? Very disturbed...
He has the Panasonic Lumix FZ20! So he's rooting for the FZ30! But I guess my heart's set on the Canon S2... it has more of the "gimmick" features I would use instead of the more technical and "pro" or SLR-like FZ30, which by the way cost RM400 more! But I'm in the process of checking out the other Panasonic models... and I'll probably pay Yang a visit this weekend to check his baby out.
And finally of course today poor Raj was telling me about his brush with shameful racism here, here in Kuching... I was appalled, but tried to not to be worked up about it... I didn't really know how to console Raj... just hopefully my listening ear was comforting enough for him...
Good night!
The Usual Suspects
Finally my dad got hold of "The Usual Suspects" on DVD for me last night... pirated version from Kenyalang... hehe... and I though I immensely enjoyed it, and of course I immensely loved Spacey in it, I thought the overall movie was just slightly above average... something I would have gone to the cinema to watch, but it didn't create any extraordinary thing for me, like Braveheart or Life is Beautiful... It's simple, witty and funny actually. :)
After all the hype...
Anyways...
At least I feel like I've finally started my posting today... Prof. Pan gave a really interesting slideshow and I thought it was great revision... now at least I have a list of something I can focus on in my revision and study tonight.... oh ya, tonight, before that I'm oncall! It's ok. The orthopaedic ward is less stressful in my opinion, so oncall or any extended period there doesn't bother me that much...
Now waiting for a 3pm class, so thought I just drop a line or 2 before lunch... cheers people!
After all the hype...
Anyways...
At least I feel like I've finally started my posting today... Prof. Pan gave a really interesting slideshow and I thought it was great revision... now at least I have a list of something I can focus on in my revision and study tonight.... oh ya, tonight, before that I'm oncall! It's ok. The orthopaedic ward is less stressful in my opinion, so oncall or any extended period there doesn't bother me that much...
Now waiting for a 3pm class, so thought I just drop a line or 2 before lunch... cheers people!
Monday, 6 February 2006
From my album (1) Form 4
Standing from left: Josephine, ME and Cynthia. Then below from left: Davina, Jane and Cindy. One of my favourite photos taken during Form 4 outside the Physics Lab, I think, or was it the Biology Lab? Whatever... We were a crazy bunch... Remember when Mr. Teo sprayed water at us for talking away during his class? That was cool...
Just a little hitch
A little hitch to the start of my posting today. None of the 4 or 5 lecturers we have showed up for the posting briefing this morning... so we all sat in the accreditation room for 2 hours and waited for the next class, and of course the lecturer couldn't make it eventually, he was in the OT... I'm sure some of my friends who flew back from West Malaysia this morning cursed and sweared as they made their way back to their hostel... and as I made my way home, quite delighted with the day off, so to speak... :) Have something on mind that I need to get settled.
All were not lost this morning... caught up with some of my friends... entertained thoroughly by Raj and his antics. We were going on and on about the Aussie Open... muahaha! It's always fun to chat with him because of our passion for the game, and of course because we are both equally bitchy when it comes to the game! :) No mercy for Justine Henin-Hardenne!
So about the thing on my mind, yup you guessed it, it's still about the camera... so now I'm online still checking out some issues of the cameras that came up during my conversations with some friends this morning. So it's basically just down to the FORM FACTOR. Everything else is kinda sorted out.
After this is back to the books... Apley is kinda cool... so no reservations about studying it... happy new posting guys!
Cheers!
All were not lost this morning... caught up with some of my friends... entertained thoroughly by Raj and his antics. We were going on and on about the Aussie Open... muahaha! It's always fun to chat with him because of our passion for the game, and of course because we are both equally bitchy when it comes to the game! :) No mercy for Justine Henin-Hardenne!
So about the thing on my mind, yup you guessed it, it's still about the camera... so now I'm online still checking out some issues of the cameras that came up during my conversations with some friends this morning. So it's basically just down to the FORM FACTOR. Everything else is kinda sorted out.
After this is back to the books... Apley is kinda cool... so no reservations about studying it... happy new posting guys!
Cheers!
Sunday, 5 February 2006
Pre-posting psychotherapy
While snapping away, I was imagining myself with my new Canon Powershot S2 IS... then suddenly I thought that I should seriously consider a more compact camera, because it would be easier to bring around, but I'm so torn between the form factor and the 12x OPTICAL zoom of the S2... shit... can I have 2 new cameras? :) That's the reaosn why I should act on impulse more often or else I would embark on this endless debates and analysis in my head. My parents requested me to think it through properly, and now I really think it's a horrible idea.
So I'm starting Surgery posting tomorrow... mixed feelings... happy? Yes, cause I kind of like Surgery. Scared, definitely... it's my last posting as medical student, which also means that my professional exam is drawing near.
Just want to wish my colleagues a happy new posting! Lots and lots of luck to us yeah?
I was telling my parents that I want to step up my exercise regime a little... maybe I'll start walking to hospital/faculty as well on top of walking home... the previous arrangement was for my dad to send me in the morning and then I walk home in the evening... but I feel progress is a little slow... and I have many risk factors for IHD. My dad thought it was an excellent idea, but mum... she said I would get too sweaty and yucky for class... so I'll sleep on that thought tonight and see on which side of the bed I wake tomorrow.
Mass was awful just now... there was no band only one very old organist who played so painfully slowly... and I had this horrible bout of headache... then later I bumped into Eleanor and Fred Teng and his family... his 2 children were beautiful, Isaac and Faith, but my mum was not impressed with their unbelievable hyperactivity and high-pitched screams and laughter...
She later made me promised never to subject her and dad to taking care of my children or my sis'... so I promised her I wouldn't...
"Only the occasional nights when you have a dinner function or something... that's ok... My life expectancy would surely be halved if I have to take care of children like those..."
That's just my mum...
She continued, "You and Karen were never like them... you were both so well-behaved... always sitting quietly through mass and family dinners...."
I was beaming... silly I know, like it matters... :)
Anyways... just yakking... better stop here... want to spend these last couple of hours psyching myself for tomorrow...
Cheers everyone!
p/s: Enjoy the pctures!
So I'm starting Surgery posting tomorrow... mixed feelings... happy? Yes, cause I kind of like Surgery. Scared, definitely... it's my last posting as medical student, which also means that my professional exam is drawing near.
Just want to wish my colleagues a happy new posting! Lots and lots of luck to us yeah?
I was telling my parents that I want to step up my exercise regime a little... maybe I'll start walking to hospital/faculty as well on top of walking home... the previous arrangement was for my dad to send me in the morning and then I walk home in the evening... but I feel progress is a little slow... and I have many risk factors for IHD. My dad thought it was an excellent idea, but mum... she said I would get too sweaty and yucky for class... so I'll sleep on that thought tonight and see on which side of the bed I wake tomorrow.
Mass was awful just now... there was no band only one very old organist who played so painfully slowly... and I had this horrible bout of headache... then later I bumped into Eleanor and Fred Teng and his family... his 2 children were beautiful, Isaac and Faith, but my mum was not impressed with their unbelievable hyperactivity and high-pitched screams and laughter...
She later made me promised never to subject her and dad to taking care of my children or my sis'... so I promised her I wouldn't...
"Only the occasional nights when you have a dinner function or something... that's ok... My life expectancy would surely be halved if I have to take care of children like those..."
That's just my mum...
She continued, "You and Karen were never like them... you were both so well-behaved... always sitting quietly through mass and family dinners...."
I was beaming... silly I know, like it matters... :)
Anyways... just yakking... better stop here... want to spend these last couple of hours psyching myself for tomorrow...
Cheers everyone!
p/s: Enjoy the pctures!
That's me chilling out on my couch...
I just love the light in this picture...
That's Miss Jelly, my cat with schizophrenia, hiding out in the store room... my mum now calls her the store keeper...
That's Pheobe checking out my sis' new goldfishes (2 died this morning)...
That's Grandpa Stryker... 14 dog years (14x7=98 human years)... oh ya btw, he's blind...

That's Pheobe on guard duty...
Saturday, 4 February 2006
Living the moment
Today while shopping with my mum, a lecturer from the faculty called my handphone... and I switched it off. I didn't care what she wanted me to do. It was still my holiday. I really don't give a fuck what she might say come Monday. It was still my holiday. For some reason I felt robbed with that phonecall even though I didn't answer it. I'm crazy a little.
I'm actually on a shopping frenzy (yeah, I know what shopping in Kuching, but I don't have any other choice) in hope to get some new clothes and shoes and all the works for a gal. But nothing much came out of today... now I'm seriously contemplating on KL for my next holiday. I need to buy new things.
My parents promised me a new digital camera soon. I'm contemplating Canon Powershot S2 IS... decided not to go for SLR after all... I don't know shit about the technicals of a digital camera... so I may look silly with a SLR... btw, I don't even know what SLR stands for...
Oh ya, my mum was at a goldsmith in Carpenter Street and was trying to get me to choose a necklace or something in gold or white gold, but I refused because I find them too old-fashioned, so my mum was kinda disturbed and maybe a little bit disappointed because maybe she thought it would be a mother-daughter bonding thing... but I just couldn't pretend... she couldn't understand why I would wear plastic, glass, wood, etc... cheap jewelries... and after that she indirectly made me promised not to sell off her jewelries when she dies... this I promised her... I'll keep the family heirloom no matter how ugly they are.
I guess I'm just a person of the moment. Not much regard of the past, nor any much reverence for the future, anymore.
What a great holiday!
Cheers!
I'm actually on a shopping frenzy (yeah, I know what shopping in Kuching, but I don't have any other choice) in hope to get some new clothes and shoes and all the works for a gal. But nothing much came out of today... now I'm seriously contemplating on KL for my next holiday. I need to buy new things.
My parents promised me a new digital camera soon. I'm contemplating Canon Powershot S2 IS... decided not to go for SLR after all... I don't know shit about the technicals of a digital camera... so I may look silly with a SLR... btw, I don't even know what SLR stands for...
Oh ya, my mum was at a goldsmith in Carpenter Street and was trying to get me to choose a necklace or something in gold or white gold, but I refused because I find them too old-fashioned, so my mum was kinda disturbed and maybe a little bit disappointed because maybe she thought it would be a mother-daughter bonding thing... but I just couldn't pretend... she couldn't understand why I would wear plastic, glass, wood, etc... cheap jewelries... and after that she indirectly made me promised not to sell off her jewelries when she dies... this I promised her... I'll keep the family heirloom no matter how ugly they are.
I guess I'm just a person of the moment. Not much regard of the past, nor any much reverence for the future, anymore.
What a great holiday!
Cheers!
Thursday, 2 February 2006
3 more days
I'm not letting my little futile quest in getting hold of "The Usual Suspect" dampen my rather marvelous holiday. I spent the whole day visiting several shopping complexes in the city to try to locate the DVD, and by 3pm, I realized that I've exhausted my resources, so I figured that it meant that the movie wasn't so great after all, that's why I wasn't meant to watch it. :) I ended up buying some more earrings and a pair of very pretty sandals. :) *beaming*
I was also imagining that if I start earning my own money, I'll revamp my whole wardrobe, buy a special cabinet just to store my earrings and realize my dream of getting some more tattoos to complete the "back". :) I was just checking out my back this afternoon and realized that it would take quite a huge piece to cover it (considering my broad shoulders)... so now I might just start thinking and researching for a new piece. I vow to get it done as soon as my last professional exam ends in May.
But I have to keep in mind of my dress design for Jo's wedding... don't want to expose a highly inflammed back during the wedding or the reception.... have not thought about it, so I better plan both together... YAY! Now at least I have a mission.
I still want to stick to tribal... but probably personalize it like my first one. I actually got a crazy idea to tattoo someone's name this afternoon, but luckily my sensibility slapped the face of my impulsiveness... and snapped me out of it... luckily I didn't have the cash, or else I could have taken the car and drove myself to the tattoo studio this afternoon.
I can't believe that it's already Friday tomorrow. 3 more days before I return to the craziness that's my life. I hope this holiday would infuse in me some new strength and aspiration... you know, something to help me want to embrace life and all its challenges again, I have to to... I pray very hard to God for that.
Cheers!
I was also imagining that if I start earning my own money, I'll revamp my whole wardrobe, buy a special cabinet just to store my earrings and realize my dream of getting some more tattoos to complete the "back". :) I was just checking out my back this afternoon and realized that it would take quite a huge piece to cover it (considering my broad shoulders)... so now I might just start thinking and researching for a new piece. I vow to get it done as soon as my last professional exam ends in May.
But I have to keep in mind of my dress design for Jo's wedding... don't want to expose a highly inflammed back during the wedding or the reception.... have not thought about it, so I better plan both together... YAY! Now at least I have a mission.
I still want to stick to tribal... but probably personalize it like my first one. I actually got a crazy idea to tattoo someone's name this afternoon, but luckily my sensibility slapped the face of my impulsiveness... and snapped me out of it... luckily I didn't have the cash, or else I could have taken the car and drove myself to the tattoo studio this afternoon.
I can't believe that it's already Friday tomorrow. 3 more days before I return to the craziness that's my life. I hope this holiday would infuse in me some new strength and aspiration... you know, something to help me want to embrace life and all its challenges again, I have to to... I pray very hard to God for that.
Cheers!
Wednesday, 1 February 2006
The blogging power
Strike One! Speedy's not selling "The Usual Suspects"... the salesperson kindly flipped through some of the older DVD section and said that it must have "finished".
No problem... Empire wasn't open just now, and there's Kenyalang :).... nm... I'm learning to be patient.
I heard from a friend just now. I thought I detected a little cynicism when he was talking about blogging... cause I was asking him whether he had a blog and he said a BIG NO! He said that if he wanted to send "personal" messages then he would email or send a letter...
It's fine... my own sister also accused me of being an exhibitionist when I wanted to start my blog (now she has her own blog)... muahaha... I know it's too irresistable... we're from the same gene pool..
So anyways, I was indirectly telling my friend my experience with the whole blogging issue... in lesser words, I explained how much empowerment I've gained from blogging... how feeling bitchy and conceited and self-serving were quite therapeutic in many ways for me. :)
It's funny but I'm still thinking about Philip. I was wondering what would have happened if I had grabbed him in the car and kissed him that night? Would I have felt even better if I did?
Gosh, now I'll never know.
Cheers! I'm still enjoying my one-week break! :) Yipee!
No problem... Empire wasn't open just now, and there's Kenyalang :).... nm... I'm learning to be patient.
I heard from a friend just now. I thought I detected a little cynicism when he was talking about blogging... cause I was asking him whether he had a blog and he said a BIG NO! He said that if he wanted to send "personal" messages then he would email or send a letter...
It's fine... my own sister also accused me of being an exhibitionist when I wanted to start my blog (now she has her own blog)... muahaha... I know it's too irresistable... we're from the same gene pool..
So anyways, I was indirectly telling my friend my experience with the whole blogging issue... in lesser words, I explained how much empowerment I've gained from blogging... how feeling bitchy and conceited and self-serving were quite therapeutic in many ways for me. :)
It's funny but I'm still thinking about Philip. I was wondering what would have happened if I had grabbed him in the car and kissed him that night? Would I have felt even better if I did?
Gosh, now I'll never know.
Cheers! I'm still enjoying my one-week break! :) Yipee!
Had a wondeful dinner at Merv's place last night. The ambience of his place for the dinner was just gorgeous... food was superb too... thanks Merv ans Sheryl! I didn't bother to build up any interest in the highlight of the evening though, gambling... just not my thing... I'm just too lazy to arrange the cards and all. But had such a wonderful catching up with Vic, and old friend from school... we were just talking about life to sum it up, about her hubby and her 2-year old son, Joshua, her struggles, her crosses... how eye-opening... and what did I get at the end of the night... that nice tingling feeling in the gut... a high just short of euphoria, a feeling that there's always light at the end of the tunnel, a feeling of hope.
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