Monday, July 31, 2006
Sunday, July 30, 2006
St Anne's Festival (II)
Looking down from the staircase.
St. Anne's water
Coming down to the church at the side.
The big compound in front of the church gathered lots of people.
One last shot before we went back.
p/s : Thanks to our 'tour' guide, J for his hospitality and also the bak kut teh (oops, forgot to snap photos tim!).
We proceeded to E-gate Old Town Kopitiam to meet Yy.
Old town butter kaya toast......... *wharp*
St Anne's Festival (I)
The road leading to the church was blocked for vehicles' entrance. Night market stalls were alongside the road.
Who took this pic one?! 'chicken' hand uh.... shaky.....
Night of Candle Light Procession.
Candlelight procession by thousands of devotees on the church grounds.
See?! 'man mountain man sea' oh!
Coming out from the church.
Saturday, July 15, 2006
捱到病!
I kena buta cucuk (poke) 3x (left hand) during my first night when the nurse (apparently she is a pretty new nurse) was trying to put me on drip. She kept on saying," sorry sorry sorry....". 2x cucuk for blood test. At last she was able to insert the needle properly into my right hand under the assistance of another more experienced nurse. So it went on fine for the rest 3 days. On the 4th day, oh no.....the drip was not working after some time and the surrouding was swollen. According to the 'officer', "sayang lah to take if off and put you on pills, it's such a waster leh, left so much more wor, we've better finished it off lah, somemore it's not cheap you know". Of course I agreed. So.....I ended up kena lagi 1x cucuk on my left hand (using an infant needle).
(From the website I found out that this AVELOX is a sterile intravenous antibiotic used in adults for the treatment of serious infections of the lung, airway and sinuses.
AVELOX contains the active ingredient called moxifloxacin, which is an antibiotic belonging to a group of medicines called quinolones. These antibiotics work by killing the bacteria that are causing your infection.
AVELOX is available by prescription only, and is used in a hospital environment only.
The usual adult dose is 400mg once a day for 7-14 days. )
For me, all the meals are OK but the 'neighbours' everyday complained about their food leh, saying tak bubuh garam lah, tak enak lah and etc lah.
There were some people who became my spokewomen and spokemen while I was hospitalized but in actual they knew nothing in the background. They just saw the surface, assumed and concluded by their own. The typical ke po chi who likes to cho gao gao one lah!
Monday, July 10, 2006
Nasal spray
3rd visit to clinic. Nasal spray was given. Now only that Dr knew that his previous medicine did not work on me at all. Now only I heard him saying, " hmm....very very blocked...hmm......very very .... very blocked...." and ended up spending ~20 mins to 'clear'. Finally he wanted to give me pills that will cause slightly sleepy one liao. Finally MC 1 day. The Dr somemore scared that my 'ultimate motive' was to wake up in the midnight for world up final leh. Wah piang! I told him I never watch lah during midnights!
Saturday, July 08, 2006
Very sick lah
So, going into the room everyday with swollen eyes, blocked nose, sneezings and coughings and somemore wrapped with that pao-kar-bat-bat wear - Argh! it's very suffocating leh. Anyhow, yesterday I have finally kao tim the recipe which was workable and presentable. At least we got some kao tai *I sao tong immediately with rocket's pace*