Early Start

Attending a meeting this morning, I had to leave for work extra early. But that didn't stop me from having a nap just after sahur. I ended up leaving the apartment at 6.45, starting my rounds just after 7 in the morning.

A quick look outside, little did I realise that the crawl on the roads leading to and from Persiaran Kewajipan had already started. It was already busy with the honking and all. No wonder the patients complaining that sometimes they couldn't get enough rest.

And the queue didn't last until about 10 in the morning. And would start again just after three. Madness!

Happy Sunday Morning

Good Morning all and Happy Sunday. Woke up refreshed after a nice sleep at the apartment. Irfan was already up in front of his console in his room. Idlan was still asleep and I was getting ready for my morning round, before taking the boys to Mid Valley to see an exhibition there.

Anticipating a big crowd, so I better get things organised early. Then, I would have to return to Gombak to pick up some clothes and send back the laundries.

Long day ahead. So, Happy Sunday everybody.

Jeans in Clinic

We got our stuff transferred to the apartment last night to stat there until next weekend. But, I left my work trousers in Gombak. Luckily this being a Saturday, I decided to wear jeans instead.

So, the outfit of the day, Marks and Spencer shirt tucked into jeans, with lab coat and work shoes. Not exactly starting a trend as one of my coleague did that on Saturdays anyhow, and even wearing T-shirts. Maybe, I should keel to certain standard then.

Rain Yo

Gloomy day driving in, just in time for Ramadan tomorrow and my day off from this afternoon. And then it started to rain, which was a welcomed change since the haze was threatening to return. Hopefully, this would wash the haze away and I could enjoy my couple of days off.

So, what would I be doing? Looked like it would be a touch of shopping with Puan Anita. And maybe a special treat for my birthday.

Security

The story about a Tan Sri shooting down a parang-weilding robber at a medical clinic in town last night got me thinking how vulnerable the Casualty were in case robbers came into the lobby and asked for money from the till. Will the security staffs be able to this kind of situation? How about the patients who were waiting to be treated? And their relatives? Will the security staffs be able to protect the medical staffs and patients should somebody turned up with a shotgun.

Subang Jaya is not exactly the safest neighborhood as far as security was concerned. And I dread the day when someone do come in and rob our hospital at night. We really need to get the security beefed up. I pray that we wouldn't be a target.