Tiny Creatures.

A gazillion apologies! For the lack of updates. Been really occupied in the past 2 weeks - college, night postings, homework and everything else that makes a medical student's life miserable and suicide-inducing. But it's been a different kind of busy, a good one in fact, compared to the usual i-am-a-nerd-and-i-have-too-much-to-study-and-i-have-no-life-so-don't-date-me kind. This time, i actually am feeling good about it. OBG postings in the morning, lectures, and more lectures or practicals in the afternoon, and then night postings. Sounds exhausting (well it IS exhausting, actually) but totally worth it! Right now, i can proudly declare to the world of my experiences in natural labours, Caesarean sections, abortions, and many surgeries related to this field. Well, obviously not MY experience you morons what i meant was i've witnessed all of them. One time, it was 7 babies in one night! Believe me, natural labour is probably the most magical thing on earth. *teary-eyed*

Despite all the breath-taking, eye-popping, and jaw-dropping experiences i had, i don't think i'll be a gynaecologist, an obstetrician or a pediatrician in the future. Too much vagina, too much screaming, too many babies. They kinda creep me out.

Finally, this course i'm doing is starting to make sense. :)

Did you make a Wish last night?

The album release concert of Wish last night was pretty good. Everyone looked good, the stage looked good, lighting was good, music was good, crowd was good, so overall it was a good night.

(except the small insignificant part where i think i kinda screwed up the "on-stage jam session". lol.)

Backstage.

If there were any people who were able to make a difference in Davangere, it would be them.