Some time ago, I went to Singapore to visit my cousins and brother for a couple of days during my holiday. Anyway, I heard from my friends about this delicious Korean organic soft serve ice-cream called the Milkcow in Kuala Lumpur. While I was wandering around the IMM with my cousins and brother a day later, I stumble upon one of its branches and I was really interested to try it! Although there were numerous selections for the toppings, we decided to purchase the popular flavour which was the Milky Cube as well as the Cookies and Cream. The Milky Cube cost SGD$5.90 which was slightly pricer than the Cookies and Cream which cost SGD$5.50.



The ice-creams were indeed soft and have a smooth texture which melted once they were in your mouth. Even though they were scrumptious, I was a little bit disappointed as they were quite similar to other soft-serve ice-creams that I have tried in the past. In addition, the milk cube was just as normal as it seems where a cube of honey was placed on the top of the ice-cream. Perhaps my expectation was too high as I was hoping that there might be something more than just that. Cookies and Cream was never a bad idea because who does not like cookies and cream?! No one.



In my humble opinion, it is recommended to try Milkcow if you have never tried it before! I will definitely try the other toppings in the future! For more information and latest updates, you can check their Facebook page. Till then, au revoir! :)

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Oh god, it has been two months since I have last updated my blog. Time just passed by so quickly when you are busy with life. So far, I have completed two out of five hospital rotations! The first one was the obstetric and gynaecology rotation where I have to practically watch the whole labour process and how pregnant women endure the pain! Some of them were so determined no to use any form of anaesthesia at all throughout the process. While some gave natural birth successfully, there were others who had complications and instruments were used in the midst of labour to pull out the baby in order to save the baby. In addition, I also get to clerk women with gynaecology problems, that includes tumours, miscarriages, extreme morning sickness and the likes. I pity some women who have been trying to conceive yet they have miscarriages each time due to medical issues.

Basically, I have a list of conditions to be covered during each rotation and there will be a examination by the end of the month where I have seven minutes to clerk a patient which were selected by the examiner, seven minutes to examine him or her and another six minutes to discuss the findings with the lecturers.Yeah, that means you literally spend whole month preparing for a 20 minute test which determine whether you pass or fail the rotation. Sounds pretty intense, no? Perhaps lady luck was by my side that day, I miraculously passed the exam! #tearsofjoy

After the O&G rotation, I am currently in the Paediatric rotation which is pretty much self-explanatory. In this rotation, I have to clerk children in the ward but most of the time I am taking information from the parents rather than the patients themselves for they are too young too even talk, The thing that I am afraid to do throughout the rotation is to actually examine the patients! They are either infants or below five years old. Come on, they look so fragile and soft that I do not even dare to hold them initially, let alone touch around or feeling their tummies! Do not even get me started about them crying and screaming while I was trying to examine them! Today is in fact the exam day and I manage to pass! #cheers  That is why I am able to write new post! After this rotation I am entering the long term care rotation! Will update you guys about it soon! Till then, au revoir! :)

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I would like to take this opportunity to wish all of you a Happy New Year! 2015 has been pretty wonderful as I have managed to do things that I have written in my bucket list. Although there were ups and downs that have happened throughout the year, I must say that the sweet moments did outweigh bitter ones. It is all right if you have experienced terrible events in 2015 as the saying goes, "let bygones be bygones". I am positive that 2016 is going to be a great year and there will be more happy moments to come. As usual, there will be new resolutions for a new year. Regardless of your resolution list, I hope you guys will be able to achieve all of them by the end of this year! Let us all work hard, play hard, stay happy and strive for success in everything we do! May 2016 be kind to all of us! Having said that, I am going to end my post here. Happy New Year 2016. Till then, au revoir! :)

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In just a blink of an eye, I am already half way through my medical school. Time passed by really quickly when you are busy with hospital visits, studies and assignments almost all the time. Third year semester one has been quite an intense semester as we are transitioning to clinical years. Every Monday till Thursday I have to wake up as early as six in the morning to prepare myself and getting ready to hospital. Then, the hospital session would last for a good eight hours before I get to return to my hostel. Later on, I would spend the rest of the time studying for tomorrow's topics and sleep when I am literally too exhausted to study any more. That sums up my life for the past three months as third year medical student. Sad I know but that is life. Anyway, my winter holiday started about a week ago and I am enjoying every minute of it! Happy holiday to the rest of you who are having winter break as well! Till then, au revoir!

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