Week 17

It has been 4 weeks since I graduated from MOCC and life is considerably different.
Work is of a more clinical and administrative nature, and has its fair share of highs and lows.
From time to time I will remind myself of the hardships of MOCC (which on retrospect wasn't that bad after all) and compare it to the life I am leading on a daily basis.
Life, for better or worse, is considerably different.

In other news my Ipad mini died a few weeks ago.
I was unable to resuscitate it despite my most valient efforts.
I know I should repair it but the inertia is great given that the warranty has expired and new tablets are popping up everywhere.
Life isn't that different without a tablet except I need to use the laptop to Skype now.
Slightly less portable but comfortable nonetheless.

lightbearers

3 months had flown by.

I thank my instructors for making these 3 months a memorable one.

I feel lucky to have made many good friends throughout the course.

Who knows, next week I might start missing MOCC already.

Halfway mark

Things have improved over the past week and we have much to look forward to in the weeks ahead.
Despite my efforts to fatten myself up my weight has been fluctuating. I have told myself to eat more during book out and within camp itself.
I hope to remember the course as one where I made many friends and improved my physical fitness.
The only clouds in the sky are the upcoming confinements for which I have prepared food and reading material.
I am thankful for all the support which my family, friends have provided me so far.
But perhaps most invaluable are my fellow course mates with whom I have gone through 6 weeks of the course, and counting.

5 over 12

The worst is over? Possibly.
I am glad I survived the past 2 days.
Sure feels good to be back home.
Certainly things can be improved upon but hopefully change will be for the better.