As I write this, I notice that citizens from 42 countries have now visited my pages on this blog, with Australia being the most recent from all over the world. I am now convinced that the only way one's blog can become popular is by posting in it every single day, by writing something new and interesting as much as possible and by staying in contact with the regular readers.
I am so thankful to all of you for returning again and again to my blog and checking up on my well-being and perhaps looking for something of note that may have occurred in my life in the previous few days.
Today, I just finished my first on-call week. Although the first three or four days were light and I could sleep undisturbed through the nights. The next few days, though, were busier and busier, and today was one of my most busy evenings in the E.R. I reached there at a little before 8 p.m. and was unable to extricate myself until nearly half past one in the morning. I had my "dinner" after reaching home at 1.40 a.m. After this, I checked my emails, and browsed FB. Thereafter, I wrote this blog entry, and have now decided to call it a day and go to sleep.
For the first time in so many months, I did not have a single meal outside. I had an egg omelette for breakfast, bhendi for lunch, and dal + rice + chappatis for dinner ... all cooked by me except the chappatis, which I had to simply heat over fire. The experience was, alhamdolillah, very nice. Let's see how many days I can successfully stay away from the hotels for food.
Ending here and requesting you all to keep returning and reading. If you wish to comment on this entry or any other, feel free to do so. Check out the "Comments" link on the page to add your opinion. You may be asked to provide simple parameters before they will register you as a commenter. Thank you once again.
I am so thankful to all of you for returning again and again to my blog and checking up on my well-being and perhaps looking for something of note that may have occurred in my life in the previous few days.
Today, I just finished my first on-call week. Although the first three or four days were light and I could sleep undisturbed through the nights. The next few days, though, were busier and busier, and today was one of my most busy evenings in the E.R. I reached there at a little before 8 p.m. and was unable to extricate myself until nearly half past one in the morning. I had my "dinner" after reaching home at 1.40 a.m. After this, I checked my emails, and browsed FB. Thereafter, I wrote this blog entry, and have now decided to call it a day and go to sleep.
For the first time in so many months, I did not have a single meal outside. I had an egg omelette for breakfast, bhendi for lunch, and dal + rice + chappatis for dinner ... all cooked by me except the chappatis, which I had to simply heat over fire. The experience was, alhamdolillah, very nice. Let's see how many days I can successfully stay away from the hotels for food.
Ending here and requesting you all to keep returning and reading. If you wish to comment on this entry or any other, feel free to do so. Check out the "Comments" link on the page to add your opinion. You may be asked to provide simple parameters before they will register you as a commenter. Thank you once again.
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