Yes, it was windy and early Sunday morning. We went in search for the nearest empty field and after asking around (an old lady who looked a bit surprised at seeing two grown ups asking for a field to play kites in), we found the perfect place.

Then and now..

The best workout I’ve had since I started this year. Despite the wind changing it’s mind, wanting to blow this way and that, we still managed to get the kite up for a few seconds (10 seconds was probably the record). Had to run backwards to get the kite up and I nearly hit the goal post there if not for the warning from CQ and Far. How would it feel like to have a concussion after hitting my head and falling splat in the mud?

Few hours later…

off shopping for groceries. Pakmat gave us free lamb pieces :D yayness!

And today, I ache all over. Satisfying ache.

Today too, was very surprising.

1. Dr X couldn’t stop smiling even though I forgot a few things (something good happened at home…?).

2. Dr Xray (different doc) didn’t as much as snarl at me when I went in late to discuss about a patient. Usually he’d hurl things at me. OK, no, he doesn’t. But he would make it pretty tough for us to like him. Today, he just accepted everything and was not at all vocally displeasing.

3. Dr O’Hara (the other consultant) asked if I was settling in good. He said that my SHO told him good things about me XD Strange. Then he asked if I was able to handle weekend oncalls. Aha! So that’s why… And of course, I couldn’t say “no, I cannot handle weekends because I have a boyfriend waiting for me back in Galway”, now, can I? So, I accepted my fate. At least he thinks I’m good enough. Mwahahahahah

4. Dr X smiled a lot. Did I say that already?

The colourful timetable in the docs res states that I’m oncall again today, but I thought it’s supposed to be Sebastian since I was on last week Monday and Thursday. So, now I’m at home, waiting for shower time and wondering if I am supposed to be on… Hehe..

I like my new consultant :) He likes to have his patients list short and sweet and that’s how I like it as well. “Cut it down to 10, can we?” *gasp!* Really? 10? Unheard of if we’re with Dr McH. Unfortunately, no, we can’t cut it down that much. They’re all sick, sick, sick.

This was the ‘Heidi and I’ shoot. Hard enough using the multiple lens stacked on top of each other and what we got was just this. Oh, I’ve been poring over the photography mag and have been dreaming of geting another lens and… dum dum dum… nothing. No, I won’t get any because I need to save up. Ah life. But I really, really want a wide angle one and that Sony alpha 380. tamaknye I.. Hmmm.. if I were to be oncall for every single day for the rest of the month… maybe I can afford it. But no, sleep and a sane mind is preferred over permanent eyebags, madness and ka-ching!

ok have to go.