Yes..I did...

Finally, i decided to do it..
After all, i have to go out and practice to perfect..
With the newly bought SLR in my hands, i set out to sukhna lake...
As i walked through the crowds, i noticed people staring..
Probably they aren't used to seeing guys walk with SLR into sukhna lake..
As i walked through the gardens i desperately tried to understand how that stuff works.. Rabidly changing the settings and clicking the same frame over and over again..
Sometimes i sat down and had a look at the pictures..
And when i walked out, i saw that..
I walked past that..and there was that obsession...The obsession kept telling me "i am gonna miss something if i don't stop"
It kept worsens as i treaded along...And finally is stopped.. came back and did it..
And when i came back home and saw it on my laptop screen..I said to myself "it was worth the trouble"

Better late than Never

Well, I decided to write this blog after my junior asked me to write one...
Luckily, i had something to write..
I have 100 more days left in PGI (If not less)..
And today something worth remembering happened..

Almost everyone including me believed I was a 'medicine guy'..
But i was (? stupid enough) to choose nuclear medicine..
Everytime i see Dr.Sanjay jain during a clinical meet or hear the residents speak about him, i felt both good and bad.. Bad because i never will get to become like him.. after all we are doctors that do just scan.. they are the real doctors..

Though i had a lot of encounters with Dr. Sanjay Jain (all for the good), he never really knew me. Today, when he walked out after discussing regarding a case with my boss, turned around and told my boss to not leave me out of PGI.

Bittersweet...It could have come a lot before..some of my decisions could have been different...

Well i am happy that some people knew me in PGI...