A glimpse of portabello Road in London...

This is a card shop in London that was taken on my way to work for a night shift. It had just stopped raining. Funny enough, it reminded me of a rainy day in Paris years ago, sort of a deja vu. Photo taken

It supposed to start in September and here we are on the last days of November, yet I still have to look after a patient who have been positive of this so called CoViD19, symptomatic or otherwise since

It was empty the first time we passed-by it along the promenade towards the marina by mid-afternon. Going back to our hotel later on, the Birdcage was full of dancing pairs and to the side, some people

Poor guy was disturbed by a curious human being while having his nap. He would have gone unnoticed if not for his front, are they called legs, obviously hanging and not holding into the branch he was perched

From the start of the pandemic, and as a health professional, daily report of cases and mortality rates in England seemed doubtful to say the least. There were a number deaths, hospital beds in London

Perhaps it is understandable that a visit to a household that have a vulnerable elderly in it or someone who is immuno-compromised or lastly, a person who presently have Sars-Cov2 symptoms is restricted.

As my bus stop is at St. Paul's courtyard, I would have to walk by Paternoster's Square to reach it, but for this morning, I thought I can walk through it as to change my routine. Our hospital is a block

Irregardless of summer in UK, the water around this country is ice cold, but only at the beginning. Stay longer and you'll find your body acclimatising to the cold, then it gets warmer. Even in the morning.

I saw them yesterday, but because it was getting late in the afternoon, I didn't go near them. For the reason that it can get so dark under the canopies of trees in the forest, I didn't tarry nor went

As the majority of people have been wearing masks since the pandemic begun, not just as a government's mandate but almost everyone who are wearing a mask expects everyone to wear one. May I include getting

I think it's the mix of colors or the little contrast those few tiny flowers brought to those wild grass in between... as I love taking shots of flowers most times by the canal, I guess after Spring, the

Graffiti is a way of life for some, thankfully, some are hilarious and with great meaning most times.

Latest in the news is of children having this Kawasaki Disease, a "possible" effect from Sars-cov2 virus. I wasn't paying attention to it till my circle of mommy-friends began expressing fear

Known locally as The Heath, it's a public park of 790 acres of woodlands, rambling hills and ponds within London. Located at the Borough of Camden, in north-west London, it is very accessible by tube,

With the UK Prime Minister possibly lifting the lockdown in a week, on the 18th this May to be exact, what measures must we maintain if the country will have rebound cases of admissions? Maybe the worst

Worst than flu, there are deaths from severe complications. But are all deaths due to the virus?

ITU admissions in the UK due to CoVid19 are becoming less, is the world aware of this?

Emphasizing the importance of an active lifestyle in preventing admissions to the present pandemic.

This virus is pandemic, suffice to say, its' transmission now involves everyone in the planet, not just healthcare professionals with patients that are positive and those who are query of having the virus