And you say...

* the loveLY. the ugLY.....

Wednesday, May 30, 2007
randomLY
I always FEEL so sleepy and like such a bum
when I'm back in Kluang...

Did I ever mention that I like swings?
And that I need to start using
hair conditioner soon?
My hair feels dry...or rather,

it looks dry. Hmmm. Or maybe both.

I had a good weekend in KL. =)

Isaac's graduation...

We do such silly things when there's no electricity.

Even Aunty Shirly and Mum posed for
the camera...hehe.
Thursday, May 24, 2007
once again
It's been like a roller coaster for me lately...but I'm sort of getting used to it. Like Jit once sent me via sms (I bet he cannot recall =P) : Worry ends where faith begins.

So true...don't you think?

Anyways, my new phase of life as a staff nurse at Kandang Kerbau Women's & Children's Hospital begins in July...and yes, that's the real name of the hospital. I ain't kidding lah, okie...I'll most probably be posted to the children's high dependency (HD) ward (yikes!).

So, be prepared...

FEE FEE FO FAM!
LITTLE CHILDREN, HERE I COME!
(Taken from Jack and the Beanstalk, hehe. =P)
Thursday, May 17, 2007
do you?
Do you believe that there is always a calm before a storm?

I do.
Saturday, May 12, 2007
Gettin' attached?
No, not yet...just gonna talk about it. =P

It's funny...when you turn twenty one, and if you're still not attached, people start to ask why. Okie, maybe in my case I've been asked since last year. They're turning the pressure on, maybe. Or trying to get rid of me...haha. Okie, I know that's probably the wrong-est answer...

Anyhow, I think getting into a relationship requires a lot. When I was much younger, I used to think that getting a boyfriend was easy peasy. You get treated nicely, you get gifts, you say all the nice and mushy stuff to each other, you talk on the phone...basically, you just survive on love and air, and that's all you would ever need.

Now that I've grown up along the way (and hopefully much wiser, too), I've come to realize that getting into and maintaining a relationship does cover a whole lot of issues...of course, you still get the nice things mentioned above, but there's much more to it than just that. And no, you can't survive on love and air alone...

I personally think that communication
plays one of the most vital roles...if both of you are not gonna talk about your feelings/thoughts/struggles/problems/dreams/aspirations and whatever's on your mind, your relationship's gonna suffer.

I've come to a realization that many guys (not all...just many) keep really quiet when they are angry, upset, annoyed, or irritated. And it takes a lot of effort on the lady's side to just shush up and give him some space for a bit till he cools down, instead of "interrogating" him and asking "what happened" in that oh-so-concerned tone (the last thing a guy needs in a girlfriend is a piece of his mother) (and hey guys, it's in our nature...we do try our best, you know).

But sometimes, ladies do that (mothering and getting so concerned) because we naturally like it and love it and NEED it (and sometimes crave for it)...and it being, the attention. So I guess most ladies would think that guys need it too.

We often forget that men and women don't come from the same mould...we were made and wired differently (and therefore, our needs are also different). There is a vast difference between how a man does his shopping and how a woman does hers (I don't need to say much more on this)...how much more the way they think. And that's why women need to know that men are the way they are because they were made that way, and men, the way women are because they were made that way. We cannot understand all things...so whatever we cannot understand and change, we accept just as it is.

But first...let us discover and understand ourselves before we try to understand the opposite sex. To the women: discover who you are and how you were made, and FOR WHO you were made (by the way, women are made for men, and not men for women...read the Bible, it's all in there). And what more better way than to go back to your Creator because He made you. And to the men, the same thing goes for you...

I'm currently reading "Let Me Be A Woman" by Elisabeth Elliot...am only a fifth through it, but it's such good stuff. She's a really wise and godly woman. You should get hold of it (guys, not you, okie...I don't know what's good for you, but go to maybe Jit or Yosh or Uncle Ven, or whoever reads a lot if you need a book about men).
Sunday, May 06, 2007
next, please...
Nurses = Nice, Undeniably Remarkable, & Simple Educated Servants

What do they do?
make beds clean buttocks change diapers help patients to pee/poo shower patients serve medication do wound dressings make sure patients don't climb out of bed serve food feed patients give them everything they want/need help them find lost dentures persuade them to perform health behaviours attend to their highly demanding and difficult relatives

(And sometimes, do all of the above over-time)

Really, don't you think nurses are like servants/maids? They do everything for the patient...just that they are really educated, study Biology like anything (apart from nursing modules)...and not only Bio, but also learn bits and pieces of Sociology and Psychology (which are interesting, I have no complains). Just note how much nurses these days need to study...

I am finished with my nursing course. Three years. Three great years. Although at times I did (and sometimes still do) question my (in) abilities, I have no regrets. =)

Now, on to the next chapter of my life...where I'm a young working adult. Gosh.
Tuesday, May 01, 2007
Lost & Found
I can't resist announcing this:

I'VE FOUND MY SPM CERT!
WOOHOOOO!!!!!
=)


Hehe...was tidying my art stuff, and found it among them.
Yay for me!!!