Voice of a nightingale

I am bound to Chritina's Bound To You. Yes, I am currently in love with the song. I don't know (and don't even care) whether the lyrics do imply on my life or not. But one thing for sure is that she has a great voice (duhh!!). If only I can be like her.

Just so you know I love spending time thinking about silly questions and trying hard to find the answer for it. Sometimes I tried to find the logic and science to relate to it.

Let me give you an example. Let's say that vampires feed on blood and the get to stay alive for infinity. Now can you explain to me what's with blood? What does blood have that it can keep a vampire alive for that long time? Especially when they always bite on the main arteries and that means that they feed on oxyhemoglobin(erm, really? Never mind). But when you literally eat blood it will be digested by your stomach acid. And leaves you what? Hematin? Mm. I'm going to figure out more about it.

But for the mean time I don't think that it can be related to science. You might say that blood and vampires are creepy little things which are bound by black magic (and spells, and jinx, and voodoo etc). See. No science at all. Hmmph. Fine.

Anyway, let's just leave it behind. I'll explain about it later when I got the perfect scientific explanation for that. Now let's move on to my other question. The vocal chords give you your voice. Can someone be a great singer when she got herself a surgery to the vocal chords? (Regardless the side effects to the nerves and blood supplies, and other stuffs related okay?). Do you think that it is possible?

P.s. Don't try too hard to find the answer. They are just ridiculous enough already. I know.

P.p.s. I wear size 8 shoes. I have a giant pair of feet. I am weird.
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I want a hell of laughter

Lately my life is like living under a crooked bridge. I tend to get very insecure and hopeless. It seems like I'm only waiting for the whole bridge to fall down on me.

Okay maybe I should just stop yapping about how sad it is. I should get a grip and move on with my life regardless what will happen next. Just endure a little bit more.

Anyway, that's not the point of my recent post. Actually, I found this picture while randomly tumblr-hopping the other day. Well, frankly it's kind of weird for me to like it. Especially there's a kid in the picture.(Yes. You should know this one thing about me that I'm NOT a big fan of babies and kids!) But I found it very super duper cute and adorable. It kind of remind me of my littler brother too. Hmm. I miss home.


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Fun

I wish I could do this.

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Believe it or not

There's an orange in my room! And I haven't touched it since last Wednesday.

Well, I don't eat oranges of course. Duhh! :p

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Lovin' this one!

"Live life fully while you're here. Experience everything. Take care of yourself and your friends. Have fun, be crazy, be weird. Go out and screw up! You're going to anyway, so you might as well enjoy the process. Take the opportunity to learn from your mistakes: find the cause of your problem and eliminate it. Don't try to be perfect; just be an excellent example of being human."

 

- Tony Robbins, best-selling author, peak performance coach & entrepreneur.
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What a day!

Since I'm already in my 6th week in Internal Medicine, I still don't think that 11 weeks is enough to learn everything. I mean, come on. Even the residents themselves need to devote their soul for 5 solid years for Internal Medicine. I don't think that I'm capable to learn and cover every chapter of diseases here. Wish myself loads of luck to come.

Anyway, regardless the endless diseases that I need to study, I found Internal Medicine as very interesting. I bet it'll be much more interesting if I learned and prepared myself before entering this department. But I'll give it a try.

So far, I've seen an enlarged liver (so large till I thought that the guy is pregnant), seen the endoscopy procedure and watch the specialist performing it, seen lots of patients with pooping and vomiting blood, injected insulin for diabetic patients, lived in Maros with evil nurses for 2 weeks and so much more! Hmm. I might want to post a blog about the list of things that I've seen. Hee.

P.s. I need to make believe. Yup.
P.s.s. On second thought, I don't think I want to write about what I've seen. It has been more that enough already. Peace:)
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happy chinese new year!

After all these times, finally I get the chance to write. It had been a very very long and tiresome period for me. It seems like it had been decades since I last blogged. Oh, God knows how much I miss my dear blog.

Anyway, I'm half way there for the Internal Medicine department. There had been gazillion of depression, frustration, hectic, anger, extreme fatigue and so much more (you know, the list won't stop if I continue to do so). Hehe. I'm already in my week 5. Which means I only have another 6 remaining weeks until the examination day.

I'm hoping for the best to come. For those who had been supporting and comforting me even after everything that happened I thank you guys so much! I'm blessed to have guys like you in my life. Hee.

P.s. I want to write more! But I promise to write every time I had the chance to do so.
P.p.s. Wow! Today is a great day. I'm full of positive vibes. Lol.