Speaking doctors

Whatever I mean by this title. I hope it does not mean something obscene. Its one cute doll key chain that you see here. The face is a little smoky.

Nasreen hands me the tea, and the soft mint is an added plus. Life is like a poem as me and my residents chat away.

The weather takes a turn. Mercury goes down a little. Sunday turns even more beautiful. Each passing hour lazier than the previous one. And then I scream and you scream, we all scream for ice cream.

Smile As you talk Smile As you walk Smile For the endless possibilities that life has given Smile As you eat, for the every morsel that has taste Smile For the sake of smiling Smile Just for me.

The round has gone on forever. My stomach growls with hunger. "Doesn't any one have a toffee here?", I ask my fellow colleagues. And here it is. :)

Its so many times during the day that I see something interesting. As a starter, am sharing this.

I am totally drained by the time I reach to see this consult. The normal regular public has enjoyed three long holidays, and all I have done is work and work. Our dear Nasreen, gave me this consult. Knowing my workload, she also apologized for giving me this consult, said that 'Aap araaaaam say daikh ligiyay ga' but in the same breath requested me to see it today. I almost dragged myself to see this patient but then smiled cheek to cheek, as I read the line underlined.

Normal people are on a holiday. Me and so many people like myself,filled with the love of humanity head towards hospitals. And its interesting what the hospital feeds me with. Flowers. Cauliflowers. Its like Bond, James Bond.

I am there fans, alive and healthy. Its been days. So many days. But the connection is there, always. As I sit on my sofa, sip away this beautiful tea, I think of nothing short of being grateful to Allah. The surprise Yes we were surprised, awfully surprised when one of our patient left us a bouquet of amazing flowers and a card with such kind words. We attached the card on our little hall of fame ( notice board), and it will remain there for the next so many days...