A Journey Beyond The Logical Mind

Salam to all.

There will be two sections.

1st Driving Lesson With Uncle.

Unforgettable quote No.1 - "You bawak mau laju-laju.. tapi you tukaq gear banyak lambat.."

Unforgettable quote No. 2 - "You kena tukaq gear laju, bawak slow-slow.. baru selamat.."

Statistics.

No. of times enjin mati - 3 (sekali dekat bump, sekali dua kali kot dekat junction kecik)

No. of times kena hon dari belakang - 1 (sebab lambat tukaq gear kat junction besar.. cisss..)

Overall comment : I was energetic at first but towards the end I began to feel slightly out of focus. Well, it's the hot sunny 3 pm, what do you expect.. My biggest trouble is of course the gear.. I can't wait to get all of this thing done and drive auto cars.. (perhaps a sleek, silver Volvo? -see, my head's still thinking of him-) Another session will begin in 40 minutes time. Hope this one will be a better one. InsyaAllah.

1st Day of Hospital Attachment at Penang GH.

1. The doctor we first met at the Surgical Dept. instructed us to meet a doctor (which all three of us forget what her name is..) at the surgical ward.
2. Went to the surgical ward C9,10,11.
3. Since we couldn't find that particular doctor, we just do our rounds throught the whole entire stretch of beds.
4. Later, we found ourselves seats and discussed the prospects of becoming a doctor.

Observation (from the eyes of a person who've never been to Penang GH before):

• The new building is nice, well ventilated, air-conditioned but is not fully operational yet.
• The old buildings are full of people, interconnected, with spacious main hallways, but...
• The surgical wards are gloomy, not properly ventilated (because I felt hard to breathe, as in, I required more effort to just breathe) and filled with lying patients, most of them old people..
• Overall, I think the condition of the wards are livable though not fully comfortable. However.. I just can't tolerate one thing..
• The patient's clothes!!!!!!!! OMG, I just HATE the DYING GREEN colour of the patients clothes.. It just doesn't seem appropriate.
• I mean, they're recovering right? Why give them a colour like that?! Give them colours of hope lah! Like bright yellow or lilac..