Mavericks!

Decided to take things easy this morning. Got my rounds and clinic sorted out early and then packed my lunch and headed out to the apartment and just chilled there. Watched a bit of TV, a good movie on Sundance actually.

And the main thing - updated both my iPhone and then MacBook to Mavericks. Painless than I thought and I updated the rest of then iWork suite while I was at it.

Still yet to try the softwares extensively as I was just about to leave for the afternoon rounds. But a couple of thing I realised, Safari felt faster and the Map app looked cool. Not something which I would use daily.

The update also killed a number of my third party apps as well. 1Password was not on by default and I had to migrate all my password to iCloud Keychain. TextExpander was also disabled, but I was sure the updates would be coming soon. Both Aperture and Photoshop seemed to be functioning OK. I would be looking at Keynote later today when I reach home.

Rough Couple of Days

It certainly had been havoc in our household. On Monday evening, Anita prepared some meal for the both of us, and overnight, I felt rather sick. I didn't think much about it at the beginning and pressed on to work the next day. And a busy day it was.

Then in the afternoon, Anita called to say that she had been sick all day and started to develop a temperature. Something was wrong then.

As soon as I reaches home, I started to develop high temperature as well. After a few trips to the toilet, I started to have a headache. Likely it was down to dehydration.

The whole night was bad. The both of us took turns to hit the toilet. Anita hardly had any sleep. I got up a few times as well, which was handy as Apple was announcing the new iPad that same night. Anita was not amused though.

Today, I had the driver to take me around as I had to attend to my clinic at Park City as well as Subang. A nice day to be driven around.

At least the boys did not have the dinner that evening. They were both OK. We were both feeling better tonight, but I had started Anita on antibiotics and plenty of fluids. I don't want her to get admitted again.

Past Midnight

All afternoon I was feeling sleepy. Luckily the clinic was pretty light and I had only a couple of patients to see in Day Care, plus a procedure. Once that was done, I was ready to call it the day.

The walk on Saturday plus the day of driving and rushing on Sunday was taking its toll I guessed. I decided to take a nap as soon as I reached home. But the next thing I knew, it was close to 10 pm. I haven't showered yet, not had dinner.

So, it was past is night now, and I just couldn't sleep. Damn! I'm stuck now. Time for more blog entries I guessed.

New Name

Yesterday when I was at the hospital to see some admissions - we were talking Sunday afternoons here - I noticed that there was a big crane at the Doctor's car park.

The business end of the crane was reaching the fifth floor of the South Tower building to peel away the old Sime Darby Healthcare sign and presumably install a new one.

The old sign as it wereThe hospital was now being renamed Subang Jaya Medical Center like the good old days. The parent company was now called Ramsay Sime Darby Healthcare Group. A new beginning hopefully. And not new name and new game ....

You've Got Mail

I have always been a stickler for empty mailboxes, both virtually and in real life. Obviously some of my colleagues didn't share the same thinking. Or just plainly that they do not suffer from obsessive compulsive disorder.

I wished that I could go through them and clear it .....