Live Life Loud!: The Golden Era :)

i am officially back. back home, back to shithole reality. oh well, then again, life cannot be any better now what with all that major bumming every minute of the day. BLISS! :)

convocation and graduation dinner ended - so much for all the hype. was in KL for that entire week, afterall, i don't know when i'd be back there again. i miss it already :(

preparing for the dinner was crazy. ohh, but surin and i did have a lot of fun in the process. at times i wished i wasn't that fugly. i wished my eyes were bigger, that i had double eyelids so that everyone could see that i have eye shadow on (wtf noone can see it even after hundreds of attempt pfft), i wished i was taller, wished my arms were slimmer (it looked like a feckin drumstick i could chomp on wtf). so much of imperfections even plastics can't save me dear lord.

dinner itself sucked. completely. the chicken, soup, bread, tomatoes, potatoes, drinks were all WRONG. honestly my maggi mee tastes better! i think the only thing we paid for was for its venue and deco. seriously. its a very beautiful, pretty place. but the food and its entrance (it was like going into a construction site its soooo weird?!!) were a total disaster. blergh.

the best part of the entire dinner was how my vision was only 50% BECAUSE I WAS ON CONTACT LENS (because no ordinary contacts could fit my visual prescription, yes that is how retarded my vision is) hahaha! andddddd i was supposed to play the piano and sing. meehhh, managed the entire song without a scratch! (hahaha cakap besar now siaaaa) :D

everyone looked really pretty. and handsome, yes. hot doctors alert yo! :) the pictures will tell the story ;)

my favourite picture of the night. NOT because i photoshopped it, but im so amazed at how flattering we both looked! :D

and here's to convocation.

i literally heaved a sigh of relief as i woke up that morning and every step i took towards IMU Bukit Jalil reminded me of my early days in med school. oh, that sense of melancholy reminiscing the good old days, things were always much simpler when they are less decisions and choices to make, when there are less forks as you thread along that journey towards that one goal. i don't think i was the happiest person on earth that day, i'd say it was my mum and dad. :) and as i walked through those corridors again, as a graduate, i felt that immense sense of achievement, its as if i finally knocked out a giant troll!

couldn't have done it without the very many people i've mentioned in my previous post, so, this, my title, my achievements and success are a tribute to each and everyone of them.