Delusive, It is to me

Tuesday, December 14, 2004
weird,

hey, i just formatted my comp and to my horrors, i deleted all my games!
arghhhhhhhhhhhhh...there goes my restuarant empire and sims 2
and the nhk website for free jap lessons.
damm!

anyways, today was an okay day.
it's my 2nd day in In patient.
again, Da Ge did night shift and was wearing jeans and t-shirt, and not to mention his grey reebok trackies.
surprising thing was, he was quite nice to me, yvonne and teresa...
all he did were some failed attempts in trying to trip us and complained about the lousy service of national geographic mag. he just moved house and has to wait three months to receive his mag...
and of course, he muttered his famous phrase "xian ze de haizi ah..." the children nowadays...
when he saw us enter IP.
funny though, didn't thought i'll say this, i miss Zhou Li...
haha...so used to seeing everywhere ans everyday last week, so didn't see him these two days, felt weird...

today, there were more patients in IP than the past week, i can guarantee this.
i think it's the three of us lah...because these 2 days(we are not there) , even OP have very few patients compared to last week when we are there. and today got so many patients in IP that it's like one after another one...even jessie, one of the radiographers were like " ten more min and they still want me to sweat..."ten min before lunch and the time for her to end shift.
but things slowed down after lunch.

oh, i followed lilia and melvin for a portable xray trip today.
quite short and very fast.
i only went to 2 wards, one normal ward and one icu one.
it was like what yvonne said. she went on the one before me since only one can follow at a time.
the nurses in icu does help but siam immediately once u say "x-ray"
then the nurses in the normal wards are even faster.
once they see u come, they siam out of the ward even w/out telling the visitors to do so.
it's was like not you see them, now you dont.

oh, although i know it's not very nice to make a general assumption, i think the nurses in ttsh got a little facial problems. all those we saw in IP were sour-faced and not very helpful and expected us to like pushed up the patient to place the cassete under them and to even lower the bars of the beds...yes, the patients in IP are often on wheelchairs or in bed.
and the scarier part was most of them were from CDC...have to keep washing our hands...
and try not to talk to them much.

to those who are not in ttsh now, take care ok. at least stay alive and be happy til i meet up with you.

unforgettable memories deep inside me.
wish that it would never be erased
as i would like to keep our memories
with our happy moments forever.