WHO'S RANTING.
Wednesday, March 05, 2008!
RANTED on; 6:50 PM
have you watch it yet? Leap years....sighz...singapore 1st ever romantic movie i think?? its real nice, alittle draggy in the middle but the superb love story makes up for it. definitely will apeal to those die hard romantics out there!!! well...watching the movie literally felt like watch/ reading a story so i thought it was a movie that appeal to me. there were a few classic scenes that i thought were reallly beautiful- 1st . Li-ann(wong li lin) and jeremy (ananda) lying on the roof top. 2nd-jeremy so silly-ly going to the middle of the road to show the O K signs on his palms. 3rd- the gorgeous way the li-ann looked when she and jeremy was going to er....make out...she looked so beautiful! and joan chen as the older li-ann was a stunner. you could really feel her presence whenever she came on the screen. yupz..in all...it's a love story that will tug you at your heart strings although i have not really heard of such in real life(duhzzzzz...its a STORY!) haha...
its my 3rd day of attachment at hougang polyclinic today. Gained alot of knowledge. hopefully they will stay with me. my 1st impression of going to the polyclinci was like-its all eye power and super BORING. at least this was what everyone was saying. its was so for the 1st day. felt like i didnt really gained much knowledge. luckily one of my lecturers came down and gave us a wake up call=p. there was quite alot to learn such as how to manage chronic illness like hypertension,diabetes,asthma etc. i cant claim to be an expert cos i tend to blank out at times anw=p but i still learn something. there is an increasing trend of Singaporeans getting such illness and these illness are really a hassle cos you will have to take extra care in managing your lifestyle and to take all the medication. therefore, it is really good to start from young to have a healthy lifestyle and diet. in the long run, it will be a lesser burden on your health, financial burden, family members!
one of my senior who is an advanced practiced nurse which is similar to a nurse practitioner gave a talk to us. these nurses are very much involved in the patient care, medication. they can give diagnose. the only difference between the former and latter is that the latter can write prescription-like a doctor. she is currently the only advanced practiced nurse in the national health cluster! so proud of her! well...i must start to plan of my future already....
