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I'm Louie Alfred L. Gomez and I'm already in my twenties.
Aside from blogging, I also enjoy reading books, listening to music, watching movies and American and British TV shows, pigging out (when the food is delicious), tweeting, and curing my lethargy.
My full-fledged blog which I aptly named "The Macroblog" (but update less frequently) can be found on LouieGomez.com
It’s hard not to reblog this.
(via omegadogg)
This is an excerpt from The Big Two-Zero-One-O, my really late year ender post. You could read the whole blog post on The Macroblog (louiegomez.com).
One of the most fun and memorable experiences I had last year was way back in February and March when I had my first taste on how it is to be on a graveyard shift in the hospital. Well, it’s easier than the other shifts because there is less work during the middle of the night, the only thing that makes it hard is that you have to stay awake when your body was trained to be asleep.
And because there was only little to do, during my duty with my group mates, we played Uno and Monopoly Deal at the hospital. Actually, it was our clinical instructor who suggested it, so we were not in any kind of trouble. On the last day of our duty — another graveyard shift — we didn’t handle patients, we only played from start to end of our duty (and one of the other groups who was with us had a movie marathon). How awesome were we? Here are some tweets from that time:
This week was fun, even though it’s very taxing, thanks to Monopoly and Uno. -February 26, 2010
I just got home from my graveyard shift. My Mom was surprised to see me. She thought I was about to leave. Super LOL. -March 16, 2010
We just stopped playing Monopoly and Uno a few minutes ago because it’s almost time to go. -March 17, 2010
I hope my college won’t be alarmed with this. :P
Marquee Malling
Last Thursday, I and five of my college friends went to Marquee Mall. It’s been a very long while since I last saw most of them. It was really great to see them again. We ate at a restaurant called Red Kimono, a Japanese restaurant. The prices on their menu would make your eyes pop out, but an order of a viand is actually good for two. However, one order of a bowl of rice isn’t enough for one — especially if you like to eat a lot of rice. Their colas in can — just like in any other restaurant — are overpriced (I still don’t get it why restaurants do that). We talked a lot: about my friend’s life as a medical student, about one of our friends who is now — I believe — a ramp model, about “jobs”, about movies, and more. And oh, we took a lot of photos.
Too bad, we only had a few hours to spare and seven of our friends were not able to join us.
