Across Boundaries

It's not easy being the new girl. And being the new girl in a different country is even harder. But if you find the right company, no matter the challenge, no matter the hardship, the journey will always be fun. =D

It's my last study day with them today and I found it imperative to right something to show them at least some gratitude for sharing the experience with me and making the situation more...acceptable. =D If it weren't for these group of people, I never would have survived the many weeks of studying and bookworming (yes, I know that's not a word. It's called neologism. ^^), so I am extremely thankful to these beautiful ladies and handsome gents (I think an "s" in this case is appropriate =D) for having shared some of its burden and making the entire time more fun. =D

Breaking Dawn Part 2

This blog has me standing on edge. Not because I'm scared, terrified and whatnot, but because I'm just too excited my finger muscles are tingling and my mind is working overtime that my fingers just aren't typing fast enough. =D Yeah, the title alone gets me excited. The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2. *SPOILER ALERT*

Life and Death

Let's face it. We see death all around us and we are either too scared we ignore it or too wound up we overemphasize it. Either way, it's not really living.

I'm not saying that I've lived a full life, because frankly, I'm not sure if I've lived it to the fullest, but looking back, I can say that, yes, I do have regrets (I mean, who doesn't right?), but generally, I'm quite happy with how my life has turned out and with how my past and present has shaped itself to be. I'm still keeping my fingers crossed for the future to be the best that it can be. =D

Moving on, what I'm getting to in this blog is that, in my line of work, we see death more often than the average person that it becomes almost a "monotony" to a point. And it's the worst feeling one could ever have. Because who want's to feel numb with death facing you in the face? Nobody wants that. I'm pretty sure my patients and their families don't.

Movies I'd Watch Before 2012 Ends

MOVIES I WILL WATCH BEFORE 2012 ENDS:

1. TWILIGHT: BREAKING DAWN PART 2

           Who can resist that vampire love? Especially when they make vampires look so...tasty. =D

2. The Hobbit
            Always been a fan of the Lord of the Rings trilogy. But more than that, I've read the book "The Hobbit" so its interesting how they would portray it on screen. =D I got invited to the premier at Wellington but was told we could only see the actors and not the actual movie. Not one for all that crazy scenes, I decided against going. Although sometimes, I do think I'd end up regretting that decision. =p

Penny for My Thoughts

In life, we don't always get what we want. But we do get what we need. That has been a line that's been passed down from several generations ago and I've tried researching who the originator of that line is, but all to no avail (as is the case for most "words to live by" we encounter daily). But regardless of who that was, it's interesting how selfless he got. How much of the world and that of beyond he sees that he is able to grasp the concept of just getting what you need and then being contented with it.

As humans, we aspire to have a lot of things. We want. Always want. Sometimes, greedily. Getting it and then wanting even more, always not having enough. I'm not sure if you can call that human nature, but if you want to, then so be it.