A lot of the medical words I encounter every day aren't found in the English dictionary, some of them not even found online. In patient charts and operation schedules, people don't care about grammar, or sentence structure, or spelling. People don't even care about legible handwriting, that people *ahem ahem* who seek info depend on context clues to decode such calligraphy. I don't know if it's a good thing or a bad thing, but everything's rubbing off on to me!
Random pictures: Skills lab (bawal maglabas ng phone sa OR eh, gusto ko nga sana!)
(The rest are in Camille's phone)
At wala lang, for the FIRST time, I bought highlighters :))
- 'Yung isang prof ko, magbubukas pa lang ako ng pen tapos na siya magsalita. Machine gun.
- Transformers last Friday. Camille getting giddy over the machines, Bon drooling over crushing on the leading lady, me blabbering about Starla and the Jewel Riders, Arabian Nights, and Sky Dancers.
- A special tribute to Ate Sena for my yummy lunch pack on certain days.
- Dinner at Diana's on the same day, haha, session :))
- Angela's birthday surprise :D:D although kulang. But oh well! :))
- Staff to Client: Nanay, tatanggalin ko lahat ng pain relievers niyo 'pag di kayo huminga! Hinga na Nanay! (at effective, napahinga na lang si inay)
- I swapped my chips for Fressan's cheap yet nice blueberry muffin. And then my sister stole it.
- Night shift: 2 cases for me (both under my favorite surgeon!), slept for around an hour, had classmates sneaking in the students' room before ten pm, talked talked talked, a brief tutorial on dosage and solution, read LOTR, talked talked talked, ate ate ate
- Ang pera 'pag buo nakahihinayang gastusin.
- 'Pag guwapo ka nga naman, syempre marami kang girls.
- Geriatric clients aren't boring.
- Being team leader isn't always exhausting.