I didnt think clinicals would be so fun but it has been so far. Watching OTs, attending tutorials, talking to the people admitted to the hospital that we call patients makes medicine come alive, all of a sudden. Having friendly fun loving doctors as your mentors was what really made the experience even more enjoyable. Add nice cg mates into the mix, and csfc feels like a great learning experience.
Ok, to be more realistic it's only the first week, but I'm already very happy that everything's gone well so far. There are bound to be unpleasantries one day, just as there are bound to be nice people we meet. So what the heck, I'll take things as they come.
That's not to say that everything's been a piece of cake, I mean the amount of revision that needs doing is well.. quite a lot. Which contradicts the advice from one of the nice HOs: "trust me, the best advice anyone will ever give you is to pursue your other interests in csfc"
well... better mug but not mug too much.
what I've learnt so far: knee examination, neck examination and lots of other random stuff

I never thought 3 weeks would pass so fast, but they did. I'm quite surprised at how my perception of time changes.
During some parts of the 3 weeks study break I was like: "why is time passing so slowly, I really want exams to end and have time to do whatever I want".
During the days of the exams I was thinking: "why can't I have more time! I can't finish studying!!" After the exams I'm like: "wow, that was fast! M2 is over!!"
And now I can feel the post exam break drifting away in the wind.