Last post here ^^,V
5 Aprnote: I am not ending this blog. In fact, I will be continuing with my rants and posts with a new url. I feel that starting season two in a new url will help me come up with a lot of fresh new ideas and experiences to share
just a thought :)
14 MarIt is sad to know that some irate and in demand relatives of patients who dont even happen to be toxic are nurses themselves.. Please don’t act like that for honestly, you are just leaving a bad impression to the employed nurses (yes, thats us) . Please don’t “project” too hard as if you know every single thing that we do because yes, we may both have the same foundation and its a given but it’s a pitty that you might want to review the ethical foundation of our field. thank you
please tick the one that suits you.
( ) a nurse from abroad, who is just overly – over the top about the ideal practice..
( ) a nurse who works from another hospital who is too itchy to let us know that you are also a working RN..
( ) or an unemployed RN who is slowly turning into a bitter gourd..
( ) or worse, a student nurse but already have the balls to bitch with a registered nurse. Oh come on.
The bottom line is, let’s act as a professional.
note: I am sorry for being too blunt (again). I am not stereotyping. I am more of reminding. There’s no harm in acting nice, were colleagues. Thank You.
An Open Confession.
17 JanI grew up listening to different genres of music. I can honestly say that I have a diverse range of taste and ear for songs. I listen to and sing pop, ballad, r&b.. I am a big fan of rock, hip hop,soul, blues and underground music as well. When I was in high school I became interested in listening to Spanish and to the music of other countries as well. Diverse indeed.
Come 2009, a pile of catchy songs caught my attention. I listen to a few, though I couldn’t understand a single word, there was something in the melody that made me want to listen to it over and over again.. I eventually opened myself to the world of kpop, Its not just a trend, not just a thing of today, but it is slowly becoming a popular culture with a captivating taste of new and innovative firsts in music.. Very pop but strongly unconventional.
Before, I usually just have a playlist according to the genre.. However, due to the recent change in my listening habit, I divided my playlist into two.. Two major playlist, one for General Music/English with its sub playlist for the genres and the other one well, for Korean.. Honestly, It was not an intentional move for me but I had to do it due to the rapidly increasing number of kpop songs on my player.. LOL
P.S
Please do not assume that I am a super die hard fan like a kpop cosplayer or something. Though I dont have anything against them, I’d like to define myself as someone who just deeply appreciates Korean pop culture.


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