Once upon a time...

A boy chanced upon this rack that was stacked with many little boxes.



Boy: Hey Lissa...u see! All these are sweets right?

Lissa: What sweets? Where? Oh! Har..why u tink those are sweets? Terrissssss!!!

Terris: What what.

Lissa: Boy said those were sweets. Tell him wad are those!

Terris: Boy! U dunno??... They are...

Lissa: Hahahahaha. >=D

Terris: Ahahahahaha. >=D

Boy: What what what!!! ='(









The End.




P/s: Ahahhahahhahhaha..don't be angry with me. =D

Happy Birthday Terris. Remember..this will be ur last year of ur single big candle on ur cake.=P
Have Fun!


Hugs...Eh no! Poooooooi!!=P

The SIP was indeed a holistic experience for me. (I've learnt something about buttering the higher authorities up over there..) TP has made my diploma a complete and enriching experience for me.. (Something not quite right eh?)

Finally! I've got my project title and done with my project synopsis.. *Yays!* I had to change my project supervisor from Dr Jean-Paul Ly to Dr Brian Loon.. No choice cause Dr JPL is sooo busy all the time.. And not to mention he extended his China trip... I needed someone who is mostly there all the time.. Not that Dr Loon is all that bad.. He's pretty cool, and young.. Which kinda makes me wonder, how the **** he graduated so young?!
Took a few pictures and videos there.. And presenting, ARVC - the prelude.



This is a very very pretty cat, which has a super savage tendency of killing his caretakers.

Benji, the sweetest cat there is on Earth, too bad he is FIV+ though..


Presenting, Tee Vee the Savage cat

I was on my way back home when I saw this... xD


This guy sleeps funny.

huggles,
Terris

Happy Birthday Carmen!
You're 19 now.
Be a good girl.
Haha =D

Huggss =P

the first week at Mount Pleasant Animal Clinic was boring, had to work at the reception area and entertain the clients. Last Friday, i was not to pick up any phone call. my supervisor tells me that client and the doctor were complaining about me during phone call. I found out that there is really some problem with my hearing and i really sucks at entertaining client, haha.

then this week, i finally get to work at the back and help to restraint the animal, and some of the animal really know how to struggle and it was really fun. i also watch a lot of surgery done by the doctor and there are a lot of sterilization surgery done.



this is a kitten that is to put up for adoption, keep scratching and bitting me

this is 1 of our clinic dog, mark is playing with the dog

Guan Wei

- edited format 17/9 :) -

Alright! Who's still alive after our first week apart?! (Okay..that sounds terrible..) The world out there really is overwhelming eh.. Anyway, Turf Club is boring. Fun but boring.. I think the only fun part for me at the time being is driving a buggy.. But that may be cause I havent gotten the chance to drive in almost a month since I got my license.. But man...the new buggies are damn fun! Though I think max speed around 25km/hr..I didnt get to floor the accerlator when I drove the new 4-seater buggy.. The roads werent clear..and some stupid truck just had to come out from the side road. Idiot. Didnt the driver know that vehicles on the main road get priority?! I had to swerved right to avoid crashing into the cab of the the huge 6 wheeler carrier truck. Grrr..But of course, no harm done. I've been taught well by my driving instructor. My supervisor however, is a demon driver. She rides a motorbike to work sometimes -.- And worse is, she got into an accident earlier this year and broke her left arm and her left knee, yet she still rides..omg.. And the way she drive buggy frigging scary too..I've a permanent bruise on my right thigh from bumping constantly against the arm rest of the seat. (note: the driver is on the left side in the buggy..I thought I would have problems with driving on the left. But it is still the same -.- buggy too small lol) Oh yea, buggies arent suitable for driving in wet weather.. It doesnt protect you much from the rain and water on the roads can splash all the way on onto your shoes and jeans.


So did you guys have fun?! When we get our paycheck, lets all go bugis for steamboat!


fondle and grope (JUST KIDDING!)
xoxo
Carmen

I'm sharing my personal experiences in ARVC for the past 2 days.. Since I'm working on like a 3 weekdays + 1 weekend schedule.. I've got 3 days to foam and die at home.. How nice!

Kinda sad that i phailed my AHDis.. Will be retaking it.. Wonder how did I even fail it!

First day was insane.. Got a preview of my working place.. Met Ruth there (our senior from TP).. Got to assist Dr Lucy Shum.. She is awesome.. She's a friggin hippie I tell you.. Funny to work with.. Showed me the ropes around the place when assisting a vet during consultation.. Met two other nurses Jacqeline and Dionne.. They are sooo nice.. It's good to have sempais ard.. Ruth is kinda strict.. But I guess it's kinda what she learned during her SIP there.. Coz she said that it's all about being independent.. So ok..

Met Dr Jean Paul Ly.. Very very amazing vet.. His uses very little time to diagnose a problem.. And pretty reliant on his nurses.. I guess that's what you would call as "trusting ur employees".. And he is sooo dedicated.. He forgoes his own lunch to commit to surgeries... Like one for the microtomy of a male ragdoll cat.. And another one on the aspiration of the salivary gland of a miniature poodle..

Second day, got to meet another 2 resident vets. They are Dr Brian Loon and Dr Persson. Dr Persson is an american mother who specialises in imaging like ultrasound.. She was so professional with the machine.. Dr Loon assisted Dr Ly with a spinal surgery of a daschund.. Dr Ly was technically so stressed out and was shouting all around.. It was pretty frightening.. But kinda got used to it after awhile.. We talked about various things like cancer being the number one killer of dogs due to commercial diets and lots of other stuff..

Personal achievements for the past 2 days..
1. Got to perform blood tests on my own.
2. Managed to restrain an insanely jumpy German Sherpard which tried to nibble on my fingers.
3. Managed to restrain an insane kitten while the Dr Loon force fed it de-worming tablets.. Though I kinda lost my grip at the end.. And the kitten scratched Dr Loon... ACK... So sorry Dr Loon... >.<

huggles
Terris