This was how I spent my day last January 9. I slept earlier than usual around 2 am. But when I woke up I was really sleepy, and I was fighting it. I woke up when I washed up. Then I hitched a ride with my parents and walked to work. It felt really therapeutic to walk under the sun and looking at the blue sky, it was telling me that my day will be great.
After entering the triage. I timed in and went straight to my workplace. Me and my colleague always wait for the go signal of our Doctor when we start treating. Our Doctor texted us early that we can go and treat our patient. So we went to our patient before 9 pm. While treating our patient, our doctor came in and was saying that my patient will get discharged already. It was really nice news that our patient was going to get discharged. Imagine staying in the hospital for more than a month. I was congratulating our patient. Though he still has troubles, I hope that he'll be able to handle it when he gets home. After treating our patient. We were going to the next one but that patient had a procedure so we deferred the treatment.
This is my alma mater called the University of Baguio where I got my degree. I always pass by it whenever I walk out of work.
When I was studying this building is called the H building. I remember that I had a class in that building on the 5th floor and then I had to go to another building across it called B on the 3rd floor. I remember I used to rush going there.
This is the B Building that I was talking about. This was where most of my subjects were held. I remember our classroom was located on the highest floor. They told us that it was the old cadaver room.
I also remember, we used to know the caretaker in that house where that tree on the left side is located. When I was reviewing for my licensure exams we used to park there. The caretaker was really kind to us though she passed away already, May she Rest in Peace. Walking here always brings me back memories.
Before meeting my mom. I went to this street called Lakandula. This street was familiar to me because this was a Jeepney stop. I used to ride a Jeepney from here to go to my patients before. So I went there looking for a place that sells wire mesh for my bins. There were some hardware shops but the holes of the mesh were too big, I wanted a fine size but there were none available.
I then walked to Tiong San Harrison from Lakandula street. Across the street is our City's Public Market.
That coaster that you see is our modern-day jeepney, they are trying to modernize the jeepneys of Baguio.
Here's a closer shot of how a Jeepney looks like. Because of Covid 19, they had to decrease the capacity of passengers that can ride it and there are barriers between each rider.
At the bottom of Session Road, you'll locate Maharlika Livelihood Complex. There are a lot of different kinds of businesses inside from tailors, souvenir shops, handicrafts, parlors, and many more. When I was a kid I used to buy my Playstation 1 games there. When I was in college that's where I had my uniform tailored.
I will never forget my experience at JRS where I had to wait in line for how many hours only to find out that they couldn't find my parcel and they just told me to leave my number.
I waited at the same corner where my mom told me to wait last week. Around Harrison road.
But here's the difference from January 2, 2021. There were still stalls and it was full of items.
When I got there I was shocked that there was nothing inside already.
What do you prefer? The jeepney on the left or the modernized jeepney on the right?
We then attended mass at Our Lady of Lourdes Parish church located at Kisad Road with my mom and my brother. My sister couldn't go because she felt sick.
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