ㅤ
People are often too fixated on what lies ahead in the future. I was like that because what tomorrow could scared me. Until, of course, I met you.
20 months ago I vowed to treasure every second I get to spend with you. 20 months later, I still do. I love you, baby.
ㅤ
Tigilan niyo na yung narrative na dahil lang 'to sa eleksyon. Marami na akong naririnig na taong 'di na kumportable dito kaya sinimulan ko yung pag-alis.
And unlike some of you, I'm not down to waste time on a place I'm not comfortable with. I'm pretty sure you shouldn't be, too
I'm seeing two amusing threads that seem to think people walked out because of a single event/rule. That's funny because among those who asked and those I asked, no one named that council shit as the sole reason for quitting. This isn't some revolution. It's just a bunch of
no one really has the incentive to change.
So please lang, umalis na yung mga umalis. Tapos na. Respetuhin niyo yung desisyon naming pinagisipan na nang matagal.
This isn't some hate shit. There's a problem and when people point it out, don't make it seem like they're whining.
ㅤ
chapel.
He is very fortunate to be competent enough to have other people thank him for a job well done. He vows to try hard enough that there shall never be a day where he has to meet a patient's wife or parent with grim news.
And with that, he goes back to studying.
ㅤ
ㅤ
In between rounds and assisting surgeries, Dalton thought it just has to be his busiest day so far. He is only a few minutes away from the 24-hour mark of his shift. Three hours more of this, and he knows his sanity will somehow lose it.
But people have to be greeted
ㅤ
ㅤ
Dalton opts to smile to ease the wife up. "The surgery was a success, Missus. We're expecting him to recover soon. We'll just have to monitor him for a few hours and we're good."
A sigh of relief escapes the other. She thanks Dalton and excuses herself to pray at the
ㅤ