Alexander hospital
I woke up early to send my mum to emergency ward at Alexander hospital later. My mum told me that the car was being barricade by the constructor becase there was painting of block was being progressed. I told her that I was not bothered at all. If that was my car, I would park it at multi-carpark, and I did not mind walking a distance to there rather than seeing my car being smulged by the paints.
I went down with my mum who forced me to drive to Alexandra Hospital. It was 8.30am and I presumde that the expressway would be crowded with vehicles and those big and long trucks. yes, I was right. I hated driving in crowded road as I would needed to know the right timing and position to change lane and exit correctly.Constant changes of accelerations and decelaration did not do any saving cost for me.
Driving a car with auto-gear,one need to use more fuel/petrol, hence it cost more.
I parked in front of the emergency area. Registration fee cost $55. So many 'Chao Keng' soldier report sick at AH. I could see their 11B being submitted at the registration counter.I wend inside the consultation ward , acted as translator , then went out. i thought it was over but suddenly nurse came and told my mum that she went to go for injection and would be confined for one hour for obseravtion. I would not be staying in the area for one hour, hence I walked around AH, then went to McDonalds at Queensway Shopping Centre, did some reading and chatted a very short conversation with one lady with the worse sense of dressing who sat beside me. The McDonalds crew were so chirpy there and the strangers seemed to be friendly with one another. It made me felt quite freaked, actually.
Then I went back and sat for another half hour for my mum to com out. Actually, while waiting at the waiting area, I could help feeling amazed seeing so many 'sick' people with strange behaviour, paramedics and the Civil Defence Ambulance. How could I not forget Death and pain? Did it make me feel repented? No, just realised that life is so short and fragil ( I think I mentioned again in previous entries ) and one could not help thinking what's store for us tomorrow.Anyway, it was strangely peaceful at Alexander Hospital.
Once my mum came out, we went to pharmacy to collect the medicines. So many types medicines cost only $3.60. then I drove to Sheng Shiong mart at jurong Bowl to do some grocery shopping. The place there was such a convenient store, meant for people who are busy and did some business.Or time was damn precious for certain group of people. things were like well prepared and packaged. Anyway my mum did not like to shop there , because the price was slight expensive than wet market.She knows best, anyway.Well, for people like me who prefer convenience and easy access would prefer supermart than wet market.
I decided to go to Sim Lim Square to buy the cheapest Mp3 player , as i really needed music to motivate me to go jogging long distance.It was raining heavily and travelling back was really torturous and waste of time. Driver was more careful on road, hence slower bus journey. I went back home and realized that my mum did not cook anything, I decided to cook Hokkien Mee. i went for a long jog at nearby carpark with my new gadget.
Feel healthier
I went down with my mum who forced me to drive to Alexandra Hospital. It was 8.30am and I presumde that the expressway would be crowded with vehicles and those big and long trucks. yes, I was right. I hated driving in crowded road as I would needed to know the right timing and position to change lane and exit correctly.Constant changes of accelerations and decelaration did not do any saving cost for me.
Driving a car with auto-gear,one need to use more fuel/petrol, hence it cost more.
I parked in front of the emergency area. Registration fee cost $55. So many 'Chao Keng' soldier report sick at AH. I could see their 11B being submitted at the registration counter.I wend inside the consultation ward , acted as translator , then went out. i thought it was over but suddenly nurse came and told my mum that she went to go for injection and would be confined for one hour for obseravtion. I would not be staying in the area for one hour, hence I walked around AH, then went to McDonalds at Queensway Shopping Centre, did some reading and chatted a very short conversation with one lady with the worse sense of dressing who sat beside me. The McDonalds crew were so chirpy there and the strangers seemed to be friendly with one another. It made me felt quite freaked, actually.
Then I went back and sat for another half hour for my mum to com out. Actually, while waiting at the waiting area, I could help feeling amazed seeing so many 'sick' people with strange behaviour, paramedics and the Civil Defence Ambulance. How could I not forget Death and pain? Did it make me feel repented? No, just realised that life is so short and fragil ( I think I mentioned again in previous entries ) and one could not help thinking what's store for us tomorrow.Anyway, it was strangely peaceful at Alexander Hospital.
Once my mum came out, we went to pharmacy to collect the medicines. So many types medicines cost only $3.60. then I drove to Sheng Shiong mart at jurong Bowl to do some grocery shopping. The place there was such a convenient store, meant for people who are busy and did some business.Or time was damn precious for certain group of people. things were like well prepared and packaged. Anyway my mum did not like to shop there , because the price was slight expensive than wet market.She knows best, anyway.Well, for people like me who prefer convenience and easy access would prefer supermart than wet market.
I decided to go to Sim Lim Square to buy the cheapest Mp3 player , as i really needed music to motivate me to go jogging long distance.It was raining heavily and travelling back was really torturous and waste of time. Driver was more careful on road, hence slower bus journey. I went back home and realized that my mum did not cook anything, I decided to cook Hokkien Mee. i went for a long jog at nearby carpark with my new gadget.
Feel healthier
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