I hope you guys participated in Earth Hour.
Remember, the Earth is our Home. We are to take care of it, what we do to it, we do to ourselves.
27 March, 2011
17 March, 2011
Almost healed from my wisdom tooth surgery(cheeks still a tiny bit swallon) and back to camp!
I still remember the day I had my surgery vividly! It was monday, and I took a cab to KTPH(which is a real beautiful hospital f.y.i.) alone. I was nervous a few days before coz it's surgery and so many things can go wrong.
Who knew just by removing 4 wisdom tooth, there could be nerve damage which may cause permanent numbness of mouth and a nose bone can be broken too. OK the chances are low but still, hearing these things just before surgery freaks me out.
So I arrived at 830 and by 920, I was changed into surgical clothes and ushered into the operating theatre. Alright, seriously they should make the operating theatre a happier looking place. It looks exactly like the movies! Came in and like 7 nurses were standing there waiting for me and a big screen tv that flashed my teeth x-ray. It was really traumatizing ok.
I was laid on the table and the nurse started injecting things into me. My surgery was performed under General Anesthetic which means I will be completely knocked out and asleep throughout the whole surgery. I was nervous as ever. Cause they told me I could get a 1 in 20000 chance of getting heart attack. And I've heard before people never waking up from GA, rare but possible. NOT GOOD. So, I suddenly felt really dazy, the feeling you get when you are super super drunk and just like that, I slept.
Had difficulty waking up. I keep falling in and out of sleep. But the surgery was over with no complications (thank God!). After that I swelled into a chipmunk and had my days recovering at home.
I still remember the day I had my surgery vividly! It was monday, and I took a cab to KTPH(which is a real beautiful hospital f.y.i.) alone. I was nervous a few days before coz it's surgery and so many things can go wrong.
Who knew just by removing 4 wisdom tooth, there could be nerve damage which may cause permanent numbness of mouth and a nose bone can be broken too. OK the chances are low but still, hearing these things just before surgery freaks me out.
So I arrived at 830 and by 920, I was changed into surgical clothes and ushered into the operating theatre. Alright, seriously they should make the operating theatre a happier looking place. It looks exactly like the movies! Came in and like 7 nurses were standing there waiting for me and a big screen tv that flashed my teeth x-ray. It was really traumatizing ok.
I was laid on the table and the nurse started injecting things into me. My surgery was performed under General Anesthetic which means I will be completely knocked out and asleep throughout the whole surgery. I was nervous as ever. Cause they told me I could get a 1 in 20000 chance of getting heart attack. And I've heard before people never waking up from GA, rare but possible. NOT GOOD. So, I suddenly felt really dazy, the feeling you get when you are super super drunk and just like that, I slept.
Had difficulty waking up. I keep falling in and out of sleep. But the surgery was over with no complications (thank God!). After that I swelled into a chipmunk and had my days recovering at home.
09 March, 2011
Remember the days when getting to travel by air was prestigious & exciting. Now, with introduction of budget airlines, it's not so anymore.
Having to suffer through cramp uncomfortable seating, mediocre service and 2nd-hand air crafts, people don't seem to mind just to save that couple of bucks.
And it's sad when Singapore has a pride such as SIA. To me, the vacation starts the moment you step on the plane, not when you've reached your destination. Travelling there should be enjoyable and memorable.
08 March, 2011
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