From general practice to surgery - with a red packet

This week I used as a transformation period.

Completed my GP practicals and done the exam, had the last saturday on duty with my mentor, enjoyed at snowflakes falling down the clear blue sky, discovered that the purple paper found in my wallet is real and started the search for my air ticket, felt amazing happiness for someones great 10, checked the bus departure timetable for Belgrade for several times and auch! - needed to 'kill' one of my teeth....

And I've got an envelope: big, red one, with Suomi Finland written on it and something more: 'Can't belive it, right? Maybe they have a better taste...' With one small sun drawn at the side. This packet made my day. I knew immediately who sent it. But wasn't sure what's inside. While opening I started to laugh. There were 2 packs of dried apricots, a fruit she loves to buy me here at home, a fruit I actually don't like but have to eat it to get a bigger amount of potassium. It calmes down my extrasystoles I have from time to time. Though she's away for 4 weeks now, I have my two new packs... Thank you. You are amazing, my friend. Just amazing! And yes, they have a better taste. :)

For the end I rode a kite today after a long long time, feeling this great joy of holding the wind in my hands, of maneuvering with strings and making fast, playful loops.

Tomorrow I'm starting my surgical practicals. Think after days in an operating room I'll be almost dreaming of holding something else then hooks and peans in my hands... The wind will do the best.