the jellyfish is back! Finished 3 night duties, which were really tough, somehow.

31/12

Rota 3 had a barbeque and karaokae session at station rooftop. Heartwarming, with some Sec Comm and firefighters bbq-ing the crayfish and prawns. They keep on asking me to eat sia and dun be shy. Pity I cannot eat seafood... Ate a few chicken wings with lettuce though! Delicious! Halfway a small fire started, burning the food, while some firefighters panicked.

A random Sec Comm: "Wtf!? This is a small fire and there are 20+ firefighters over here who cannot handle the fire??"

I practically laughed at that statement. Encik Fazly sang a few malay songs, power!

Whole night never sleep, since we kena a lot of fighting calls and a call at 3.45am at hougang which lead us to CGH. Saw Bishan ambulance at CGH also, so it can be said that the dispatches were kind of screwed, thanks to the busy Central area. :D

Although the really busy night can make ppl tired, at least the new year atmosphere could let us keep on going. Eg, the control wished all ambulances a happy new year, and almost every ambulance crew wished back also, so work until happy, good sia! The Bangladesh workers also smiled and waved to us, wishing the ambulance crew a happy new year. This one power sia! How often do you see the public smiling to an ambulance crew? =P

The china lady at Hougang kept on apologising and thanking us for troubling us to convey her to the hospital. Well, I would say that kena slashed on the ear is not a small thing, so nvm bah. She must have thanked like at least 20 times, and said that it was a good time to rest, but had inconvenienced us greatly. She even asked if she could give the crew a red packet, which of course we didn't take, front-liners will only rescue and not accept anything else. :) Pity she is going to miss the annual chinese prayer, but I believe the chinese gods would rather her to recover first. :V

So overall, an extremely tired night, but at least the friendly ppl made the duty worth it. Did I forget to mention the fire post crew also offered satays and curry puffs to us? :D

1/1

Another busy night, which all 7 calls are unnecessary, esp the RTA call. I think the young guy who had his license for only 6 months can throw away the license already, not even 1 year then go bang ppl's car. 4 casualties, with the guy's mother saying she had difficulty in breathing.

Ambulance crew expression -> O_O

My thought -> Healthier than me sia~

Should have thrown everybody to P3, then all will be charged happily, wahaha!



2/1

Not so busy. 4 calls, including 1 anyhow call at 2.45am. The lady made a comment.

"Wa, we all such minor things only then also must activate the ambulance at this ulu timing, a serious waste of resource sia!"

If that comment was on facebook, I will definitely go like that. If the public had her mindset, then there would be no stupid calls already. Oh well!

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Tomorrow like nothing to do, so intend to initiate FAP! Forever Alone Protcol for short. Perhaps the activites would go like this.

0830 - Wake up
0845 - Go for a slow but long run
0945 - Wash up, breakfast
1030 - Iron uniform and outing clothes, rest awhile at home
1300 - Proceed to town area and perhaps the National Library
1400 - Arrive at location. Borrow books / Walk walk~
1630 - Random snack before leaving for home.
1700 - Go home before the rush hour starts!
1800 - Back at base, rest for Thursday's day shift. :)

That is if I can wake up at 8.30, the weather is fine and I have the mood. =P

Ok then, time to sleep! Encik Saiful posted the pic of me and a random ostrich on FB. Very anyhow sia!

Total no. of calls: 519

10:47 PM