It's where people lower their voice, and raise their thoughts

Been bored posting about eatery, I've found something new to share with you all. I bet our lovely big town is lacking of peaceful place like... a library, yes? I feel happy to find out about this really rare treasure. Freedom Library it is. A public library I just knew a couple of weeks ago, which is, surprisedly, located really near to my place and working hospital. 

A quote by Keynes written in the wall there. Not really sure with what that means. 

Too high level of language to my intelligence :p

 You can bring your own laptop or just use their provided units of computer. Free wifi for sure.

They even provide some relaxation coaches. 

Brought here all of my  assignments from my home desk. 

My Glaucoma exam was just a few days away :'(

So, if you're running out of idea (or... money? :p) to kill the time or just need a new way of drowning yourself with good readings, coming to Wisma Proklamasi 41 might be the right choice. Yet, it's so sad that this place closes at 7 in weekdays and at 5 at weekend. 

Happy reading, book bugs.

Indira

(All images taken with my tablet and edited with Instagram app)

Pearls

“I believe that everything happens for a reason. People change so that you can learn to let go, things go wrong so that you appreciate them when they're right, you believe lies so you eventually learn to trust no one but yourself, and sometimes good things fall apart so better things can fall together.”

-Marylin Monroe

Looks like my hormones scattered all over. Mood swings all through the day. I know it's the (woman) period. Again, got me fooling myself around. The heart freezes the brain, ridiculously paralyzes what the so called... logic.

View from my living room

Indira

Sweets for the sweetest Sist

Hunting for red velvet cake for a friend's birthday was what I did yesterday afternoon. Convivium cakery in Panglima Polim was the target. Unluckily, off to my know, it was weekend, and they don't serve take away order. Trying to overcome the blues, me accompanied by my friend, O, decided to have a try on this place's recommended carrot's cake, and looked for the the red cake somewhere else. 

The sign should also say, "Sunday Dine in Only."

Yeaah, still a bit pissed off here..

The carrot cake. The lemonade essence leaves this garnish not too sugary.

A day after, today to be exact, is my best friend's, A. N, birthday.

I finally got the red cake in some other place. Which really got me halfly frustrating, texted everybody here and there, and picked up the cake very early this morning. Phew. But don't worry, the taste was not disappointing. I'm so glad she's happy. And oh, sorry I couldn't afford the whole cake ;p

With dr. V.D, our (and my personal favorite) Glaucoma consultant.

To my dearest best friend, big sister, colleague, brain-in-crime, personal mind reader, or sometimes, even a second mother to me, though maybe you'd never read this, I'm wishing you a very wonderful birthday and great years to come. Thank you for all the love, laughter, wisdom and even the grumbles I sometimes couldn't stand. Thank you for always being there and loving me for who I am, with all the stubborn in me. I love you.

Sisterly hugs,
Indira

Pearls

"Fight for your dreams. Whatever that makes you happy. Even if it against all odds, I'm with you."

-My mother

There're times, when I'll be just enjoying myself, my cup and the bittersweetness of this place.
Switched from the usual macchiato, to latte, because at the very time, I know I'd better be decaffeinated.

Starbucks Coffee Teras Kota, April 14th 2012

Indira

Ophthalmologists~ do it eye-to-eye

In the last a couple of days, I have spent my very first days in the ophthalmology OR. So far, I hadn't really had the chance to perform many procedures, since as a newbie ophthalmology resident, we're only allowed to do the microsurgery in those with poor visual prognosis. But, on top of all, I really enjoy my time here. I was  having fun experimenting of taking pictures using my new tablet. 

View from OR 1A.

Mbak H, my senior in Refractive surgery, was about to perform small incision cataract operation. 

"Sculpt and chop"

Dr. S.M, my consultant in Glaucoma division, doing the phacoemulcification and trabeculectomy.

Phaco operation done by dr. B.H

A~ an old friend of mine, an anesthesiology resident, assisting us doing those operations under general anesthesia.While we do it eye-to-eye, she'll do it while you sleep.

 Patients quequeing before operation.

The recovery room.

So, scrub in, shall we? ;)

Indira