Should have proved myself to be more productive however I did have a nice time just lazing about. Being the cat-fox that I am and nibbling at various assorted russian toffee.

Still now it's back to the grindstone. All I can say is, at least I'm not aspiring to be an architect - they seem to have a never-ending torrent of work for them. However, wanting to spend time with said architects also proves to be extremely challenging. They are interesting and amiable chaps, however, along with their counterparts the engineers. Though it's said that it is rare the two get along well.

I like to see the anomalies however and am anticipating the day the two separate bodies come together under one entity. Having said that, it is too ambitious to put them both into one curriculum. At the end of the day, it's more practical for architects to take up engineering courses and engineers to have a better taste for art (shooting at the stereotypes).

So after all this rather opinionated banter, I shall take "refuge" in my studies still thinking of that possibility that I may have at some point in time chosen to be an architect, an engineer, a lawyer, an author, an artist... but it burns down to this - I am still a very much a doctor and a scientist at heart.


Our calling is already instilled into our very beings as the blueprint for our lives. Destiny comes to those who find a niche within their talents and reach out to grab it. Put forwards your best foot with the best attitude.

Let words stop being mere words and become a revelation to resurrect the dead and wake the sleeping.