Life is not just about work.
Our backgarden on a rainy day, I really love the shed.
We are moving to a bigger place this weekend and I am having a headache sorting out all my junk once again. This decluttering business is certainly no joke for one who is entering her third trimester 
So until we are pretty much settled, I will probably not be able to post anything here.
Wish us luck with the moving!
To My Dear Friend,
I never had a chance to bid adieu or give you a proper farewell, and I really hope you are settling well back home in the warm tropical sun. Who cares if a freaking frapuccino costs rm15, for you should feel grateful that you are now surrounded by your loved ones 
I am going to miss our Nasi Campur sessions in Malaysia Hall
I will certainly miss our little road trips in Dublin and UK and I can never thank you enough for going that extra mile for me everytime I am down in London. What will I do without you now? Heheh.
A rare Dublin moment and feeling young in 2006.
Wishing you all the very best in your new career in HUKM and you will probably find that the grass is always greener on the other side. Perhaps one day, I will be joining you too.
As each new gate opens and new paths unfold, may you find the best of all things that a lifetime can hold. Here’s a toast to a new life and a very successful career! Amin.
ps: You still owe me that cupcake trip in Nottinghill.
After last week’s scare, I am beginning to feel like a human being again. For a moment, I was beginning to hate my job as I have been getting one bug after the other since I started working with children. My consultant has warned me again and again that ‘There is no escaping if you want to become a Paediatrician as that is what the job entails’ .
As I lay in bed last week feeling awfully low, I was already considering a career change like Radiology or Pathology (like my cousins who are both doing so well in their respective careers) but I know deep, deep down, my passion still lies in Paeds no matter how tough and physically demanding it may be. We’ll see.
Enough of the boring stuff. Anyway, now that I am back to my normal self, I can’t wait to get my hands on these books.
My therapeutic escape from the painfully boring medical books
I recently watched the movie Twilight sometime in December and I am pretty much hooked on it. One of my Consultants gave me a book voucher for Christmas and so I bought the whole series and another ‘Please Perk Me Up’ book. I think book vouchers make the best present ever as I can never get enough of books. Hubby didn’t really favour the movie though and thought it was just another tween movie like High School Musical! ( Like what???) So you can imagine how much fuss it would have been if I were to buy the books with my own money. Heheh.
Hubby’s consultant gave him a voucher too for Christmas and this is what he bought for himself. ( Dia boleh pulak beli benda macam ni? )
Wii Zapper and House of the Dead
We haven’t really played it yet as we have been so busy with exams, work etc but I think I know where we will be this weekend, just chilling at home
A 'pear' a day keeps the doctor away. I prefer pears to apples
I didn’t celebrate the New year in style but instead I spent the day with a bunch of sick kids.
And as a result of working too hard over Christmas and New Year, I am now down with a very bad bout of flu.
For the past few days I have been feeling awful with painful body aches, an irritating scratchy throat and the sniffles.
So until I’m feeling better, you won’t be hearing from me.
I think it’s time I listen to my body, I am definitely no superwoman after all.
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