Good day, guys!
This post is for #SublimeSunday which is initiated by 
Oh Sunday, I wish that it was my rest day but I have no choice but to work. No work, no pay haha.
I slept earlier than usual because I had duty at 9 am and woke up at around 7 am to get ready, I slept around 2-3 am during that time and it was a pretty long day. I think I slept around 1-2 am but my work starts at 10:30. I tried waking up earlier than usual because there are no feeder buses. I rode the 9:01 trip. I'm really lucky that I stood in front of the door so when it came we let the other passenger down and I immediately looked for a seat. There were a lot of people again inside but I'm still thankful that I got a seat.
So I was just trying to enjoy the ride. I got to the metro station earlier than usual, so I was taking my time. Rode the train to the next station and as soon as I got there, the tv wasn't showing the timings of the buses, kinda stressed me out because I had to watch the window looking at each bus that passes by, I stayed there for around 15 minutes before the bus came.
Got to work and I was expecting 2 patients at 10:30 when I got there, I was surprised that they canceled. My next patient was at around 12:45. I was just doing my notes waiting for my patient to come. When my first patient came, I had fun talking with him because he's a Gundam Enthusiast, he has a collection of 35. It made me remember my older brother's collection, I remember that I used to play with them when he was away, he'd get so pissed if he knew that I was playing with them. It was really nice speaking with my patient because we came from the same hometown, we were just reminiscing the good old Baguio days.
My second patient came and it was my first time treating him, my other colleague treated him already and I've been treating his son. There was one thing that I noticed about him and it's that he's really talkative, it was nice learning something from him but it drained me so much. The next patient came from Abu Dhabi and I was really surprised that she traveled around 2 hours just to get to our clinic. While treating her, we had something in common we graduated from the same University, though she was from another City. We were also reminiscing the good old days. I'm quite shocked because I don't meet as many people who are from Baguio or have a history with it. After treating her I took my break.
After my break, I thought I was going to have another patient but they canceled again. I've been getting a lot of cancellations lately which is kinda sad. So while waiting for the next patient I was just finishing some notes. Finally, some patients came and I treated them, they were both from South Africa, and I'm really glad to meet people who still have really nice values and they didn't adopt the lifestyle here.
I treated my last patient, and though I didn't treat as much I felt tired. My colleagues were waiting for me before we left. They usually bring us to the Metro Station. I was thinking if I should go to the mall, but it was late, so I ended up going home. Waiting for a bus was a pain, the first bus was really full so I had to wait for the second one. I was lucky again to be in front of the door but there was so much shoving and pushing. There was even somebody grabbing my bag, if I was really pissed I'd kick that person but I had to keep my head cool. If you look at the photo, the bus was jam-packed.
Before reaching home, I wanted to try a place called Curry Bites because I haven't eaten there for a very long time. When I ordered my food I kinda got disappointed, there were only a few pieces of chicken and it was mostly rice, I think it wasn't worth the cost. After finishing it, I went to the grocery to get myself some yogurt, I just love eating yogurt. I then got home and spoke with some of my friends. I also had to refuse to take some shots from my other flatmates because I was traumatized the last time I did that.
I hope that you guys had a restful weekend. Have a great week ahead!
Thanks for reading stay safe always!
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