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Renewed?
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Ok, i think that name isn't very nice. Haven't thought of a name for this layout. Anyway, i ripped part (a huge part) of this layout from a particular website so it's not really original. =) Still got lots more to do, the "Others" part where i'm gonna put the past layouts etc, small icons for the navigations, a proper banner etc etc. And it's kinda buggy here and there.
Anyone has a nice name to suggest?
A little update about yesterday. A mysterious rash started appearing on my back around the start of the week and so i decided to go and see the doctor at the polyclinic yesterday. Had the english oral workshop in the morning and after breakfast at mac, i went to jurong polyclinic to see the doctor.
2 HOURS!!
z, went in at 11:09am and left at about 1pm. The wait was horrible and the place was so damn hot. Finally went into the consultation room after god knows how long and it was this Fillipino female doctor who attended to me. Woah, her accent was kinda difficult to understand but i still managed to. She said that it was some pimples thingy but after i told her that i had on and off fever since monday, she immediately sent me down to the laboratory to do a blood test.
Ouch! There was this crazy woman at the laboratory. I went to the counter and passed the "referral" thingy to her, she did some clicking on the computer and left her seat and went to the door just beside. From there she screamed to the crowd "MELVIN LIM!!". -.-" Mad right? I was just there. Ahhh, never mind her. It turned out to be less painful than what i expected it to be. The blood test turned out to be normal, means that i'm not suffering from dengue fever or whatever.
Went back to the consultation room and the doctor check the results blah blah.. She said it shld be due to the fever resulting in that some kind of pimples or heat rash thingy. Went to the pharmacy and waited AGAIN. But luckily the wait was much shorter.
Left the place: 1pm. -.-" It was my first ever visit to a polyclinic and honestly it wasn't a really good one. Luckily Kheng May and Ili were with me. Especially Ili. She knew the exact things to do so i just followed what she said. Went to Eugenia's house after that to do the Physics project thingy which was presented during Physics lesson today.
Damn! The doctor gave me the antibiotics capsule thingy. Ahhh!! I can't swallow pills. Had to open and capsule and swallow them with water. Yucks! The taste sucks big big time. So damn kns but blame myself for not being able to swallow pills. The label says..
Take 1 capsule, 2 times a day for 2 weeks. Omg! It's antibiotics and i can't stop halfway. I've really got quite a bit to suffer for this 2 weeks.
We had the Physics project presentation today and Siti's hands were really disturbing. Throughout her "speech", her hands were like fiddling around, left to right, right to left. And the accent was totally different from her usual speaking voice. Seemed like she was trying to be a reporter in front of the class. -.-"
This is Siti Nurhana, from Channel News Asia reporting from Banda Ache, Indonesia. Back to you in the studio... |
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