Have you ever woken up to yourself laughing about something in your dream?
I did last night.
Its really weird but somehow it was about this wonderful dream I can't seem to remember.
One involved dinosaurs and my grandma. I know, amusing, isn't it?
I won't tell you bout the other one. That was the one I felt so happy about that when I realized that I was actually laughing in sleep, I refused to open my eyes, wanting to continue to dream.
How often do you get a dream that makes you laugh? =D
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It SHOULD sound rather depressing that I went on an ambulance today.
Some might know what happened but I won't tell stories here.
However, it WAS an experience.
Before that, we were betting whether they would switch on the siren, because it was supposed to be "an emergency" but its not really that bad.
They did switch it on. And once they did, you could actually feel the tension and see how the cars on the road react. People started to make way for us, signalling to get out of the lane.
(See? Malaysian drivers are considerate!) Some ambulance drivers do that to save time even in non-critical situations. But I'm not telling you to not trust the blaring siren on the road, you MUST MUST still give way when you hear one.
When we reached UKM, it was already about 3.30 p.m. It's been a long time since I last went to the hospital. This time, most ppl had masks on, even the security guards. We had such a long wait.
Dramas. A car drove in the wrong direction on the ambulance emergency lane. I took no notice of it at first but I guess they had a worse emergency. Suddenly all the nurses and staff attended to that car. The family stepped down of the car, most of them crying. It appeared to be a guy in his 30s. As usual, my brother, my dad and me, being busybodies, we stared intently, trying to figure out what happened. Judging from the family's hand language to the M.O.s, we concluded that something (should be very heavy and concrete) fell on his head, he fainted, he bled.
Another family, who suddenly appeared out of nowhere (must've come out when I was playing solitaire on my phone) was at the emergency main entrance. If you were there, you'd feel touched too. Almost all of them was wailing, even the 2 kids were sobbing. Its a sad sight, but I guess if you wanna be someone successful in the medical world, you would have to bear those sights. Good EQ, I suppose.
Trips to the hospital are usually long and tiring. zzZ.
