很久没有“过年”这个歌仔唱了。
年三十,年初一,年初二都还是得去医院。
这里是没有农历新年假的。
婆婆去世后的这几年来,
因为上课也没办法在家过新年了。
其实感觉也都还好。
只是有点想念新年饼和姑姑煮的团年饭。
拿不拿红包只是小事,
感觉上我的年纪好像是得开始赚钱然后给红包长辈了,
而不是还得伸手要钱。
新年衣嘛,
不时都会去血拚,
都不需要像小时候只有新年前才有机会买新衣,
所以都没了那种兴奋。
和家人团聚才是最重要的。
祝大家新年快乐,
团团圆圆咯!
Monday, January 31, 2011
Saturday, January 29, 2011
大老板要回来了
下个星期一肠肛大老爷要回来了,
听说他很严厉,很不友善。
中老爷这么说,
小老爷们这么说,
就连路人也这么说。
希望他刚放完假,心情会比较好吧!
不然接下来我可就心情不好了。
我们的job description:老爷们的跑腿,吸血僵尸及陪笑团。
听说他很严厉,很不友善。
中老爷这么说,
小老爷们这么说,
就连路人也这么说。
希望他刚放完假,心情会比较好吧!
不然接下来我可就心情不好了。
我们的job description:老爷们的跑腿,吸血僵尸及陪笑团。
Categories
Oh colorectal
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Nice To See
The first time I saw her across the desk,
she was asking the intern some questions.
I asked the intern who was next to me, "Is she a Japanese?"
"Yes, Japanese." answered the intern.
Just feel nice to see a Japanese nurse on the ward.
Soft and sweet.
And I will look at her secretly every time she appears within my visual field.
Something to appreciate in my very first rotation: colorectal surgery.
she was asking the intern some questions.
I asked the intern who was next to me, "Is she a Japanese?"
"Yes, Japanese." answered the intern.
Just feel nice to see a Japanese nurse on the ward.
Soft and sweet.
And I will look at her secretly every time she appears within my visual field.
Something to appreciate in my very first rotation: colorectal surgery.
Categories
Oh colorectal
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
T.T|||
While Dan and I were walking down the street in the city, we saw a sign board 'Korean Travel Agency'. And it has some korean words on it too.
We thought, maybe it's a good idea to go in and have a chat with the travel agent and we can get some idea about travelling in Korea during winter time.
So we took the lift.
As we walked out of the lift, we were greeted by a Korean auntie (one of the travel advisors at the desk), "Anyong haseiyo!"
Auntie didn't seem to expect us to speak English and she looked puzzled. There were conversations going on in Korean language at the desks. There were Korean people coming in. There were brochures about travelling in Australia in Korean language on the shelves.
We started to sweat...and stutter, asking for some info about Korea.
Auntie got us some travel guides and maps which are in English of course.
Then the phone rang. Auntie busy talking in Korean language.
Then we quickly said...thank you and ran!!!
What a T.T||| experience.
If you still don't get what the story is about, Korean Travel Agency is mainly for Korean people, just like Chinese going to chinese travel agency that can speak the language.
We thought, maybe it's a good idea to go in and have a chat with the travel agent and we can get some idea about travelling in Korea during winter time.
So we took the lift.
As we walked out of the lift, we were greeted by a Korean auntie (one of the travel advisors at the desk), "Anyong haseiyo!"
Auntie didn't seem to expect us to speak English and she looked puzzled. There were conversations going on in Korean language at the desks. There were Korean people coming in. There were brochures about travelling in Australia in Korean language on the shelves.
We started to sweat...and stutter, asking for some info about Korea.
Auntie got us some travel guides and maps which are in English of course.
Then the phone rang. Auntie busy talking in Korean language.
Then we quickly said...thank you and ran!!!
What a T.T||| experience.
If you still don't get what the story is about, Korean Travel Agency is mainly for Korean people, just like Chinese going to chinese travel agency that can speak the language.
Categories
day-out,
short story
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