Take the wheel, and you'll learn how to drive

It turned out to be a great ride, but it wouldn't be complete without the ups and downs that came with it. I came face to face with my weaknesses, my fears, I grit my teeth and struggled, but without all these and the tears, I would not have grown- both in clinical skills and as a person. Of cos I am far from fantastic, but i'm really thankful for a strict sup who's guided me so far. Take the wheel, and you'll learn how to drive. At least I can say tt I came in as a Max Assist student, now i'm a min-mod assist. Haha! Really thank God who has been so faithful during clinicals as well, how He saw me through so many things, and opened my eyes to see, my heart to feel. I am v encouraged by what my sup said as well, I will study hard! =)

Anw, I went to the Is.ta.na w my mum ytd!!! I've nvr been there before even though I've stayed here for eons. Hahaha. It wasn't intentional, I wanted to buy some donuts and there i saw it-open house! coooolll. Had to buy tix to go into the Ist.a.na itself (tix were for charity) to look at the decor. The presents from other countries are gorgeous-Moroccon plates and silverware impressed me the most, and a lotta fine,delicate,exquisite pieces as well. Interesting! Brought mum to eat at the glasshouse, yay! Met up w Kit @ night to how pizza and shop around. Nice day, tired day! And hari raya's at K's! Love the food..oh my it was my first time being invited to someone's house for Hari Raya, tt's exciting!

Sch starts tmr-i dunno whether to feel excited (cos i haven't seen my lovely mates in the longest time+nice sem2 timetable+studying is less tiring than clinicals) or cos i reeaaally want 1 more wk of break. Arghhh.