~JcZw

"Ye Qu" by Jay Chou is, without question, one of the hardest songs I have ever tried to whistle in my life.

Two weeks into the first CA. Its been a lull and I can't seem to get the momentum back =/ Feel as though every bit of energy was burnt on microB. Results for the above-mentioned came back earlier today, patho a few days earlier. Both did okok, but wish they could be better. I know there were stupid mistakes here and there.

The highlight of the week was probably going to Kbox for the second time in my life with my PBL / anat group. Not that a lot went, but the company was good and we had an absolutely hilarious time before, during and after the thing. Quote of the week goes to Daniel for thinking that Ami had called him a "Hapten" when she had actually said "Captain". Diao. Or as Daniel says, doiing... Had considerable interaction with this group of friends (plus our honorary members KP and Walter) this week cos of Kbox and PDCP which was held yesterday.

I sometimes wonder over the truly miraculous set of circumstances which have brought our anat / PBL group close to each other. The main contributing factors was probably cos a large number of us stayed in hall, and also we came from a few big OGs (1/3 of the PBL group came from Lovelock in Year 1!), so there was great... err... cross-linking heh. Next was the good mix of JCs which prevented you to gravitating to those from your own school. Last but probably most importantly were Profs L, B and N who bonded us considerably with both stick and carrot heh.

Two particular incidents this week left its mark. One was Daniel saying "I can't imagine myself in another group", the second when we were eating lunch before PDCP and were saying that we had to "promise to meet up even during clinical years". I couldn't agree with the first one more, and I certainly would like to keep the second.

Well hmmm I certainly don't know what else to say since my head's full of pharmacokinetics, but its safe to say that I thank God for bringing the people whom he has brought my way so far in med school!