Vamos vamos

I am not into football. I've been playing few times before and very damn sure I suck at kicking/holding/dribbling/passing the ball. It is just thing that I could not do like the back of my hand. Pity me!

Anyhow, it is world cup season and you wouldn't be surprised if I am really crazy about it now. In fact, I don't remember ever since I've started to fan Argentina and Netherlands national team this much. Both for me has come up with totally different tactics and strategies which incredibly have been proved in previous international qualification/friendship matches that they are there and ready to fight for the title this year. Both have great line up and both are top-notch and now, I am just rooting any of them to walk away with the cup. Waka waka!

the waltz instructor

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the unattached's confession part I

This is too much, man. Six friends of mine just tied the knot to their life-partners on the same day yesterday, and this makes more than 10 of my friends have ended their bachelorhood just in June! Phew! Surely I'd have gone crazy if I was there and to be stuck between a rock and a hard place which wedding to attend as all of them is my good friends. Apparently, I was here and have a strong valid reason for couldn't make it. Bah! (Anyhow, I miss to be there and to rejoice the heart being with your old good friends because wedding is no doubt the perfect place to gather, and now I hate them for that!)

Peeps, talking about people at my age getting married (and even starting a family) makes me silently thinking how grown up am i now. It seems like just yesterday graduating from high school, hemming and hawing which course suits me better or blowing out my 19th birthday cake candles. Good grief, time moves too fast! Sometimes life is too pushy and it'd sound even ridiculous if any decisions that i will take in the near future is solely just because of that stupid peer pressure, he he.. (such a lame excuse from a guy who being single for six freaking years ha ha whatever!)

To all my friends who have just ended their bachelorhood and finally got married, I myself wish you a very happy married life!

K.K.K.M

These are what I've been doing for the past 6 weeks.

Department eleven: Community Health Field Study

There, we've been getting ourselves familiar with the so-not-systematic system (and a bumpy freaking ride!), battling with Chikungunya fever and the vector, Ae. albopictus, managing patients with a broad range of limitation and of course, all of these has left us with a tantalizing and mouth-watering desire to return!

On a personal level, the experience was priceless.

post-script: thanks to my great comrade for being there when times get too tough (and rough!). You just make it easier.