i think some of our field trips to watch the procedures in hospitals are quite useless for example the last angiogram trip I have to say I learnt that there is an observation room and a technician/nurse who monitors the monitors.
Besides the many monitors which beep when I talk to it i basically got ignored by everyone else.

I mean, there was the friendly technician who was such a lively person to talk to..
His job was to key the name and dose of the drug into the computer for documentation purposes.
I thought that the system was so high tech that the drugs would be injected into the patient by touch on the keyboard via some interwinding wires and talking robots..

but apparently I have been watching too much iRobot cus the drugs are injected manually and the friendly technician was amused.
He picked up his mouse, keyboard and speaker to investigate if there were the technology I theorized.

So there ended my awe for the procedure which they inject dye into the patient's vascular system to do some surgery in the heart.

Besides him no one was there to educate us about the machines, the procedures and things we need to know. We felt.. abandoned.
I was contemplating whether I should go to the second field trip in my disabled state when i decided that I should not because according to gerry,
"It is a higher level of being ignored."

I'm afraid that when I get so ignored I would go join an indian queue.

Kevin wanted the back of his hair to be so spikey that it poked someone's eyes.
But that would be kind of difficult because people usually won't stand so close to each other, unless they were in an indian queue, of course..
And if kevin were to join an indian queue I want alicia to stand behind him to get her eyes poked because we are all waiting to see what is the tipping point to make alicia angry.
Maybe poking her eyes would do it....



Don't you love this picture?
A myriad of colours all crammed within this small area.
The rule of thumb is that the person behind you must have his/her paunch pressing against your lumbar.
If the clothing between your back and his/her stomach can budge when you pull it, what you can do is hold the person's arm in front of you to ensure that the connection is tighter.

Like this:



As you can see in this picture, you may have to tilt your head sideways so that the queue is more packed, which in a perfectionists' eye, means that the queue is more seamless.



See how they do it?
Beautiful isn't it.?

Its not that hard if you would try, so start pressing your paunch/abs on the back of the person in front when you are queuing for lunch tmr.
You can make a difference.

And if children can do it, so can you.



I can't believe I spent one hour typing that.
zZzZZzzz.
And what for..

♥Bid Farewell