Great...one bad thing after another...
Just came back from the doctor with a big white bandaged thumb...
Was cutting lemon for a drink and while trying to squeeze the juice out using the knife...I accidentally sliced my thumb halfway through. What a sharp knife. At first, I didn't feel anything and just froze for a moment...then I saw the wound was like spilt open, as if the cut thumb was going to fall off. I actually took a glimpse and saw some white fluffy stuff from the wound and reckon it to be the adipose layer. It looks something like the Xue3 Ge2 Gao1 (A kind of nutritious food item, usually made into dessert, said to be either a winter frog's fat or the frog's sperm...nobody knows what is it exactly)....but ya, what I saw from the cut looks like it. Then, I was like "Mummy, mummy...." then my mum came followed by my Dad and they were like scolding and scolding me for always being so careless...before my eyes were then patches of bright light and I thought I was going to faint. I started to hyperventilate..I was very dizzy and couldn't walk straight.
The first thing that came to my mind was: I'm going to die....Then my mum brought me down to the clinic to get my would stitched up. The wait for my turn was painful and it seemed forever to come to my turn. Was praying to God to ease my pain. The best thing was, I'm having terrible stomach cramps at the same time and the wound was like making my cramps worse...My postulate is, the wound actually caused my body to release a kind of hormone and this hormone, having multiple functions and target sites caused my stomach cramps to worsen....Finally my turn came and the doctor asked me whether I want anesthesia for the stitch...I bravely said...its ok...I can bear with it....but after the first stitch, I was ouching all the way...and requested the anesthesia....had 4 stitches altogether. Yup...wat a wonderful day...
(was thinking back...should have taken a photo of my wound)



We spent the whole time learning Korean...our Korean names to be specific...My Korean name is E Young Young...ha ha...sounds funny to me...apparently young is a common word used in girl's names in Korea. Matthew's one even more funny..." Im Som Mien" sounds like insomnia...haha...We then had dessert, which is my favourite O Ni...which is also what Bo Ram calls me..."On ni"...apparently its a greeting system where a younger girl will call an older girl in Korea...I like this system because it makes u feel very qin1 qie4...a younger girl will call an older guy "Ob ba"...after that, Ya Shuen footed the bill, as usual and so pai seh to make her pay everytime we have meals together...


At the airport was really a bittersweet moment for us all..God allowed a delay in their flight for us to spend more time together and it really meant a lot for all of us. Details can read from Yu Xian's blog...haha 

