Another week has passed =)

So there goes our third week in IMU. Boy, I feel like I’ve been in Sem 4 for 3 months already!

This week was rather busy. Dispensing practical, PSD and PBL all in three consecutive days! By the time it was Thursday, most of us were already mentally exhausted.

Granulation in pharmaceutical practical is a rather lengthy process and it ruined our Friday morning! It’s really just a waste of time. There were only 2 sieves available where there were like 30 of us!!!! My group had to wait for more than 30 minutes for our turn to use it and the drying process took up another 30 minutes. =.= I don’t understand if IMU is being stingy or the sieve cost like a thousand Ringgit each?

That’s Kelly with the powder mixture. She said that she has magic hands that are able to turn powder to granules.

* (Right) Sharon the “lansi” assistant =P *

 

That’s the miserable sieve.

 

It took so long to finish that practical that everyone was starting to chit chat. Luckily the lecturer in charged of us was not that Spanish Ignacio. Otherwise we would have nausea and vomiting. Or maybe other further complications.

 

You Ming the spontaneous POSER.

You Ming and his group members came out with a new method to clean the sieve, with faster results (kononnya).

Further posing:

Perhaps, one day we will become some super genius pharmacies who are able to operate on patients too! Who knows right? =P

 

Sharon with her smiling powders and granules. =)

 

So what else happened.. Hmn.. Oh Ya! Jason has a new hair cut!! Cute?

And a new tummy!

Here’s the bow tie we bought for him for his 21st birthday.

A new bow tie and a new hair cut. =)

I’m starting to get bored with Malaysia Studies. The lecturer will talk about the history of Malaysian government, how did it all started, how did Mahathir change Malaysia and the Malays, etc. The lecturer is very nice and a good story teller. But still, all these facts just bored us. Listen to that for 2 hours? =.=

We had some activities too, some cultural stuffs.

Here’s what we did today:

Chinese paper cutting. Sharon and I forgot to bring our scissors so we just tore them, using our skilful hands. It turned out to be great! Although it looked a bit bloody and scary. And it seemed like it’s representing a broken marriage. Will these be a curse on both of us?? Haha..

I will just pass mine to Sharon. And so the curse will be hers. MUUUAAAHHAHHA.. May she meet her bf number…… =P