My relatives have been obssessively telling me about how easy life would be if i took a medical degree instead of the path i chose. *sigh* I guess practicality really shines through. I think about the convenience and demand of jobs here for health-related opportunities and slightly feel jealous of the luck of the draw these guys have. But still, i wouldn't change my degree for anything.
"well, you can always get married here to a citizen", my tita remarked.
Uh, say that again?
NO FRIGGIN' WAY. Call it my firm belief on love or sumthin', but marriage is hard enough to work along in without having that idea of convenience added into it.
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Took my grandma to the hospital today. It's amazing how for the past week i've been to one clinic to another --- first, my tita's facility which houses several physically and mentally challenged individuals, now my lola's MRI appointment. Not to say that it's bad or anything (i don't think of it that way) but in some weird way it's like pointing to me the obvious option of staying here is to go through the medical route....
*sigh*
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my aunties in the US are trying to find me a "fiancee." hahahaha...
but i dont really care. he could be nice, intelligent, or a sex god. hahahaha...
amen to that!!
hang in there gurl.
actually, blue-eyed guys aren't all that bad you know.....
in fact, there's someone i wanna introduce to you!
o ano? :)
tee-hee-. i don't mind blue eyes! :-) ewan, basta! :-) Miss ya gurl!
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