Even though there are no coconut trees where I can test my limbs at climbing (and falling), this beach is still a lovely place to go. Just for a walk. I’m thinking of going there again today to do some serious kite running. More on that later. I have so much to tell. So many incredible memories have been made these past few weeks. And with that, a whole load of pictures.
So, this is the continuation. Salthill.
See people sunbathing everywhere
Blending in with the rocks
I’ve been thinking of getting macro lens for my camera. It’s like a whole new world opens up for you when you look through the lens. Easier to catch a spider weaving its web, a bumble bee searching for nectar (or honey?) 🙂
Mother and baby, looking out to sea. Doing obs and gynae makes me look out for these moments. Just the two of them.
Happiness in colours. I like the dress 🙂
The wind, playing with the sari.
And yet, another lamp.
Finally, we reached Westside Dunnes, to get something to eat.
I’ve just been given an evaluation by the prof. Happy with it. *grin* He even said that he hopes I enjoy the rest of summer. Well, nearly every one says that. In a pretty good mood.
Ward rounds today was quick. We only have 4 inpatients at the moment. One with PROM (prelabour rupture of membranes) and she’s to be induced. Nothing much. Tomorrow, I have a long theatre list to contend with. And tomorrow will also be my last day with the team as I’ll be heading off home this Wednesday. I’m really, really going to miss every thing here, even the early morning ward rounds and the hours of standing in the OT. I love doing what I do here, but I’m still not sure if this is what I want to do for the rest of my life. I have another year left to think stuff through.
I’ve nearly finished packing.
Homenaway 
