doctoring, Grandpa Zhou, loving the poor, prayer & encouragement
*Disclaimer: This post may be sightly offensive to some.It was only recently that I noticed, that he always wears a cap. A worn-out, shoddy-looking cap, so that as people above walk by him, his eyes ... Read More about Stilts.
Who would imagine that such a tiny seed would grow into a towering, formidable, life-giving oak tree?It's like how we would never imagine that our tiniest acts would have such a large impact on ... Read More about Tiny seeds.
*Wai Jia has just finished her one-month internship in the department of Internal Medicine and will begin her Geriatrics posting next week."Auntie! What time is it? Where are you? Who am I?"She was ... Read More about Time, Place, Person
"Free for dinner?"And it amused me to know just a week after I had whined about not being taken out to nice places for dinner, I had 3 dinner invites. Two nights ago, it was my professor, a very ... Read More about Overdelivering.
doctoring, prayer & encouragement, reflections, waiting for the one
I suppose that's the toughest part- to eat it all, love and hate, in a single bite. Sweet meat and bitter bones, succulent fruit and withered core, all at once. How does one love in spite of it all?I ... Read More about In spite of it all.
The old man stood me up. For half an hour I waited, and paced up and down the hospital lobby, peeling my eyes for a glimpse of the old man. I was annoyed, very annoyed. I had taken the trouble to pack ... Read More about 5 shirts.
