Breather

April 25, 2006

This week is a hectic week, not just to me but also to my family:

…My lola had her eye operation today to remove (by scraping) the cataract from her left eye

…My brother had his MRI today to check on his lower back.  He had some sort of complication in his spine, which made him incapable of bending to his left side and made his right hip protrude.  The protrusion looks too obvious he had to wear baggy clothes to work.  He can’t run now, but he can at least brisk walk yet not without pain.  I’ve heard from my sister-in-law’s cousin that there came a time when he couldn’t even walk.  Anyway, if the MRI shows that he has to be operated, well…

…I’m going to have two exams on Friday

…I’m meeting a project deadline on Friday.  I swear, it’s the most BO-RING (not to mention shoulder-straining) thing I’ve ever worked on in my life!

…I’m currently torn between keeping every thing and every one I have now and responding to the call of, well, being a nun.  It’s a long story. Or I’ll probably write about that on a separate entry.

I’ll try not to think too much.  (Not to mention that I still have to plan on how to tell my boyfriend of my plans of becoming a Pink Sister) For now, I need to thank God for this morning’s little miracle: He gave me a breather by letting one of the exams be moved almost a good week from now, which means giving me extra review time–something that I know will greatly suffer this week.

This is my second chance, I know, since I haven’t been really religiously reviewing the main review materials…to make sure I’ll pass.