Been watching a series lately about the life and stories of a hospital and its medial personnel.

And as per usual it hasn't disappointed me in its consistency to disappoint in its predictability.

The blend sees the same old things time and time again:

Brilliance. The doctors are brilliant, eclipsed only by the head doctor who seems to be in his own unreachable realm of brilliant. Check.

Uncertainty and predictability of love. The doctors are always in a constant struggle to to find out who likes who the most. Also there is always a few favourites that we as viewers he hooked into to believing - based on clever parts the show - they they have something going on.

Seizures. These happen either in the MRI scanning room or when the patient and the doctor are talking - both scenarios while everything seems to be 'OK'

Same stuff - different day - wow it must be boring being a medial doctor.

Went to get lunch and got myself some sushi and the lady said something along the lines of "good choice, that's nice and healthy" and because I was kinda chirpy, I said "I wouldn't eat if it didn't have to, it's just fuel to me" to which she replied "I wouldn't eat either, if I didn't have to, the problem is I eat too much" - and she was a rather big girl. I noticed my predicament right away and the 3 seconds between me hearing that and her handing me my sushi was the longest period, I feel, of the day.

i just smiled and didn't say a word and now i wish i kinda could have helped her out of it...aargh.

Cringe worthy.

It's pretty amazing how liberating how much is possible in life. The very simple are the best: taking forever to get home, taking alternative routes and deciding when you come across something you see on the way that you want to do - just doing it, because their is no place to be or no time to adhere to - your time is yours. It's much like traveling and at the end of the day, you feel like it's stretched.

because at sone point, life will not be so easy or liberating. So stretching is what I'm into...