self-evaluation should be a journey towards self-esteem.
Not self-pity.
Keep walking, buster.
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Tuesday, August 5, 2008
Doctor Crunchy!
Walked in to a doctor's office.
the first thing that told me to run was that he looked just like the head scientist from the Bingo commercials.
Anyway i stayed.
He then asked me, "You are from India only aah?"
"yes of course" i replied meekly.
Holding back the more venomous
"Why? Haven't you seen an Indian who looks like a bloody Indian before?"
Again i should have run, but i stayed.
Then he sticks the thermometer in my armpit and after two minutes of smiling at me
with a mix of pity and kindness, he took the thermometer back.
His face lit up as he almost-proudly announced.
"99!"
Now that was something neither my Math lecturers nor my English lecturers never able to say to me!
Yes he was proud of me.
I should have run but i stayed.
Then he slapped me with a 300 rupee bill! (i already paid 50 bucks for registration).
Three minutes later I walked out laughing out loud. At him. At myself.
And it was all worth it. If ever laughter was the best medicine, it was right then.
I'm glad i stayed.
the first thing that told me to run was that he looked just like the head scientist from the Bingo commercials.
Anyway i stayed.
He then asked me, "You are from India only aah?"
"yes of course" i replied meekly.
Holding back the more venomous
"Why? Haven't you seen an Indian who looks like a bloody Indian before?"
Again i should have run, but i stayed.
Then he sticks the thermometer in my armpit and after two minutes of smiling at me
with a mix of pity and kindness, he took the thermometer back.
His face lit up as he almost-proudly announced.
"99!"
Now that was something neither my Math lecturers nor my English lecturers never able to say to me!
Yes he was proud of me.
I should have run but i stayed.
Then he slapped me with a 300 rupee bill! (i already paid 50 bucks for registration).
Three minutes later I walked out laughing out loud. At him. At myself.
And it was all worth it. If ever laughter was the best medicine, it was right then.
I'm glad i stayed.
whatmarkism volume.11
Don't go assuming that all your sadness is permanent;
and all your happiness is temporary.
PS: thank you letters will be graciously accepted.
and all your happiness is temporary.
PS: thank you letters will be graciously accepted.
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