剛剛看了這篇, 便跑去下載那個 template 回來玩玩, 自己用小時候的照片作了一張小郵票:
忽然覺得自己小時候跟現在真是一點也不像啊~~~
To cure sometimes, to relieve often, to comfort always.
When I was dealing with kilo’s computer’s strange IME behavior last night, I felt accidentally acute abdominal pain. There were neither defecation nor farting feeling at that time. Murphy sign and peritoneal sign were both negative. I didn’t have any sphygmomanometer to check my vital sign. Without stethoscope, I couldn’t auscultate the frequency of my bowel sounds, but I thought it may increase a little. It was a little like the episode I got food intoxication in junior high school.
The symptoms persisted about 2 hours and remitted that I could go to bed. This morning after I had my breakfast, I felt the similar colic again. I felt there are large gas in my abdoman, and as my expectation, I went to stool just now. (By the way, I also repaired the broken flusher. =.=|||) It looked normal color and no foul odor, but a little watery.
I think it may be food intoxication of my last night snack, Fried Tou-Fu (臭豆腐). The pathogen may be in the bean paste or the pickled vegetables.
I feel more comfortable after defecation. Hope it is just a single event. (But I really won’t buy any food from that street vendor. :p) May the others ate Fried Tou-Fu last night are all safe and well.
This morning in the Introduction of Surgery class, I found that my classmate, Tzu-Chun Wei, will go abroad for THREE times. It’s an amazing news for me. Because I don’t have enough money to participate in our gruduation-celebrating travel to Thailand and Phuket Island, I am a little envious of him for having family support to travel around in the last summer vacation in our medical education.
I took 2 rice dumpling (粽子) and a cup of milk tea for lunch today. One is made by Kilo’s grandmother, and the other is given by the First Boy Dorm Admin Team.
Last weekend I went back home in the middle part of Taiwan. My Mon also made some rice dumplings. She wasn’t satisfied with them, because the rice always sticked on the rice dumpling leaf. I’m not a specialist in cooking, and I couldn’t provide any constructive suggestion. But going home and eating what made by Mom herself are enough for me.
On Monday, the last case of PBL ended, and it means that this semester is approximately going to the end. (The final exams are coming, too. :p) In addition, after I come into the 5th year of medical education, there are few chances for me to participate a PBL course.
At the first time I got into a learning style like this in the 2nd semester of my 3rd grade, I didn’t like it very much. I was so lazy to find the answer we discussed in class in comparison with my panelists. They were smart and studious and always found out many amazing information and papers. But after nearly half-semester accommondation, I gradually cought up them and enjoyed more.
Last Friday, it rained cats and dogs. I went out to our school’s cafeteria for my lunch with my bright blue unbrella. Because scared of wetting the floor of the cafeteria, we students need to put our umbrellas outside the door. I am such a good boy that I left it outside, and after about 5 minutes I bought some pieces of bread for my lunch, it got lost. No, it was STOLEN!! I couldn’t find it in the original place I put it, and I searched around just like an ant on a hot pan. This umbrella was so nice and I have even used it for a few times. What a GI-BAI (a Taiwaness filthy word. :p) thief. I don’t believe that a NATIONAL university student will do such a nasty thing. It isn’t expensive, but what I am sorrowed for is the down-regulated morals we modern people have.
My Mon and I talked about the reason of my uncle’s Severe Diseases Identification (重大傷病卡) last night. Because my uncle had been bothered about his recurrent oral ulcers for many years, I also have the same problem. Because my Mon didn’t know what’s the actual diagnosis my uncle got, she called him for that and got the information about the Behcet Disease.
Last night, Bau-Ru complained about her broken laptop. She said that bother her so much that she couldn’t do anything and finish her presentation about neural examination. So, I took her laptop back to my place this afternoon when I am spare just after my broken nephrology exam.
I want to install the Super XP 7.1 instead of Windows Me originally installed, but I didn’t have a bootable CD-ROM and it took me so much to find one. Luckily, My senior high school classmate, Tz-Yi Yen, studying in Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering, National Chiao-Tung University, supported me his one.
Now it’s being installed and I can take use of the free time to blog something. ^^a After that, there are many softwares need to be installed. How many they are? They won’t exceed those in my own desktop system. :p