Just like that.

Pain in inevitable, suffering is optional.

Danger is inevitable, fear is optional. 

Surviving is inevitable, living life is optional.   

In MBBS and PGET exams these days, by-hearting is inevitable, understanding is  optional. 

Wah wah..  Whatte quotes. Entrance exams just sucks all the residual life existing in a person, literally! 

Back to blogging

I don't remember the last time I blogged. And I am too lazy to go back and check. Anyways. My interest in blogging was rekindled by a new friend I made recently and here I am. 

I am right now in this beautiful city, Belgaum, for a CME.  It is the beginning of monsoon in south India, and the weather here is appropriate for couples to cuddle and have coffee, late in the morning, with nothing to do for the rest of the day but...... (Sigh). I miss my fiancé.  

Well, anyway, it is not just the talks in this CME organised by JNMC I like the most. It is just one of the many things. Frankly speaking, I always liked pathology.  But I never thought my friends believed me when I genuinely showed interest in taking this path for life. Destiny brought me here and I would not budge, no matter what people told me. I was the exact same feeling I got when I took up MBBS. Coming from a college where spoon-feeding is a rule, MMC was a completely different experience to me. Other than a handful of people, who atleast  motivate us to study, it is only in CMEs and conferences like these that I get the feel of pathology. It makes me feel important. 

I have a lot to share and the thoughts are just bursting in my head right now. But the most boring talk of this CME is about to end and I have to stop blogging. I hope to keep writing, at least for myself, and not let the monotony of the department drain away the life in me 

Ciao