CLAUD

Saturday, February 21, 2009

What's wrong with me?

Hahaha...yesterday chris booked out and came to TTSh in his army uniform, combat boots and backpack. So cute la...btw, the new uniform sucks. The pixelated thingy just doesn't work fashion wise.

i learnt that the army shirt can be used as an arm sling as well. hahahaha....and next time men wear their ranks on their chest instead of shoulders. It's weird...and it de

finitely looks ugly. Oh well, it's designed like this...i just thank my lucky stars that i'm not part of the army. Meanwhile, if women were to rule the world. The army would look so much better. =)

So...today i went swimming alone and something embarrassing happened stu

pid happened to me.

I was putting money into the lockers and i didn't know that the lockers don't accept 10cent coins. So it was 40cents, i put 2 10cent and a 20cent in. So i tried to lock and it didn't. Then i turned and saw a life guard behind me. He told me, "cannot put 10cent."

then it struck me that he saw me put the 10cent in and didn't stop me. =.=

So after that i got change and put the other 20cent in and locked....

...and realised i was still holding my wallet.

And again that lifeguard was behind me. He didn't say anything.

So i had to get change from him again and open up the locker AND lock it again. In total, i spent 60cents on a locker. *slaps myself*

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my mum will be moving out of the normal ward soon and she'll be going to a step down ward at CDC 2. It's a place for people who are waiting to go to nursing homes and in case of any outbreak where quarantine is needed. So my mum's going to a room where she can be alone. Hahahaha....i'm just sad that my mum will be leaving ward 10A. I really like the nurses there and special mention goes to:

Dicarolyn Diaz...she's a really cute petite phillippino nurse who's really kind to me. She bothered to listen to my worries and troubles and never fail to treat my mum like a person. Helping her change diaper on time, feed her on time and will do things when we ask her to. When i told her that my mum may be moving soon, she was sad to see me to but assured me that the nurses there are also very friendly and good. I'll miss her...hahaha, she's like a big sister.

Later that night, she dug some candy from her pocket and

gave them to me. She said her husband came back from phillippines and brought some local candy and it's very nice.

hahaha...it's called cashew polvoron...by Goldilocks. I can't bring myself to eat it. It's like precious....the candy and the thought behind it =)

AWWW~ in my heart but outside, i can only just say thank you so much. I wish i could have said more, but she had to change my mum's trachea tube so i didn't say much after that. And i regret not telling her how much i appreciate it.

How do you tell someone you appreciate how they made you

feel and for whatever they have done? I don't know how to express such feelings except mention, "thank you" or "i really appreciate it." But the feelings goes deeper than that and that's where my vocabulary fails me.

I'm immensely grateful for all the support the nurses (and kris, nurse to be, for her "poms poms") during this 2 months of my mum's stay there. I go there almost everyday and it almost seems like home already. Sometimes you take things for granted that it will always be this way.

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