he said, I said

* We've been playing this game for a while now - a joke about how both of us is really going out with another person. I keep telling him that one of these days, it might just come true and that instead of a joke, it might very well be a confession taken lightly. Errr.

* Last time we had a conversation that started with a random question about what we don't like about each other. I told him a couple of things and when it was his time, he said there is nothing he didn't like about me. Of course that is a blatant lie that anyone in their right mind will not fall for. After much coaxing he said that he didn't like the fact that I'm stubborn. Apparently, I do the exact opposite of what he wants. It's not really completely true. If I want to cut my hair, I would even if he says the last one was "horrible". I will probably still wear what I want unless I'm the one who's uncomfortable. And I would probably still go where I want even if he asks "do you really have to?". I don't think that's being stubborn. Hmp.

* He wants me to meet his parents next week. I'm really not that excited considering my lack of social skills prevents me from being a good conversationalist. I get easily uncomfortable at the sound of silence accompanied by rolling tumbleweeds and a gust of wind. Another reason is the fact that they might not approve of me being his girlfriend while there are so many other things happening. And another reason I'm not too keen on is the fact that I look too sickly. I need at least a month to recover from night shifts, weight loss and general fatigue. I joked that falling asleep in their church might not be the best first impression.

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I finally finished my clinical hours and after two more papers, I am free of school (I hope). Unless I decide otherwise of course.

The nurses on my unit threw a mini party complete with pizza, pancit and cake. I'm still not sure if I got the position but it would be great if I end up working with the same nurses. As they say, even if the unit is heavy work it doesn't matter. It's more important to be working with a group of people who will help you when needed and are supportive.