Cambridge is incredible.
Going to buy another book tomorrow.
Did I mention.. it's incredible here.

bye MJ.

Today Roy said that he got accepted into a medical school... in the Caribbean.
It kinda made me sad and happy at the same time.
It's sad that he'll be leaving Autumn Years (it's an Alzheimer care home I volunteer at)
He's been so kind and helpful every time I'm there.
And he actually knows my name. It's going to be sad not see him there anymore.
On the other hand, I'm so happy for him.
He practically gave his entire life speech during the volunteer appreciation dinner.
He apparently came from very humble beginnings and medical school wasn't really in his future after he graduated with a bachelor's.
He started off as a caregiver in a care home... then he founded the volunteer program... and now he's going to medical school (he put his application out on whim!).
And what amazes me the most is how true and modest he is.
He truly wants to help the residents at AY. I'm going to get super sappy here and say.. it's very beautiful.
And he's so humble about all he's done.
He has such a good heart.
A good example that nice guys can finish first :) 

Really makes me look to a brighter future for myself.
Even though life gives you lemons (like a minimum wage job as a caregiver)...
...still thank God for them. '

Thanks Roy.

I was talking to a patient today. She was going to Africa tomorrow. She adopted a little boy and was going to pick him up.

I like talking to patients like her. It's a nice break from those uppity, obnoxious, rude ladies who can't control their ADHD-ridden child. Like foreal, c'mon, take a friggin chill pill, stay off the haterade and call me in the morning. hollah!