Urk.... puke, puke, puke, puke, crap, puke, puke....

That's what happened to me just these past Sunday morning, 5am. I thought that I will never ever have such an experience again, but things just happen against your plans most of the time. I had diarrhea the whole Sunday. It was bad. I was throwing up about every 10-15 min or whenever I try to put some food into my stomach. Nothing I ate was digested, everything came out. It wasn't pretty. My stool was all liquid and I think there's blood in them. This is definitely one of the worst diarrhea I've ever have, if not the worst. At least I'm not hospitalized this time around.

Thank God for good friends! If He didn't send them to aid me, I think I could have ended up in the ER. They actually came to my place, cooked porridge for me, cleaned my place, prayed for me, got me medication and supplies to help me out my toughest time. They even made sure that I was actually resting well and feeling better before leaving me unattended. These are awesome friends! Thank you, God! I am such a lucky man!

As for now, I'm not fully cured of my diarrhea yet. I still have diarrhea, but at the least, I'm not throwing up anymore. My friend took me to the doctor the very next day after my diarrhea symptoms have resided a little. Doctor said that I might have bloody diarrhea (I've been trying to tell her that it definitely is, but she won't listen), so she asked me for a stool sample to be sent to the lab for culture. Results will be out on Friday. Until then I guess I'll have to bear with the diarrhea that still lingers in me. Got to use the bathroom now. Ciao!

Ah, the good old days.....

A friend recent posted an old video from a church youth camp. LOL! I can't stop laughing watching myself. ROFL! I think I was about 15 years old back then, who knows? Anyway, enjoy!

Graduating soon....

Well, I guess I will be graduating at the end of 2008. I prayed and tried looking for co-op/internship in the USA for the past 5 months. However, unfortunately for me, most companies only hire US citizens for those positions. Or at least that is what most of the companies said after trying to offer me the co-op/internship positions because they thought I was American. As soon as they found out that I was not a US citizen, they dropped me like a hot potato. Sigh....

Anyway, I was told by "professional" advisors and several friends that it is normal for US companies to not hire internationals for co-op/internship. Maybe the poor economy in US is partly to be blamed. Oh well.... I am sure God knows what He is doing because He has always been taking care of all my needs. I really thank God for that, less stressful and does wonders to keep pimples off my face :P