After training, bathed and rushed down to Conrad for uniform fitting. Thank god I wasn't late. I was the earliest, after Debbie. Had a pleasant time chatting together with the other interns even though we barely knew each other. They are all very nice people, looking forward to interning with them. Anyway, I'm working at Oscar's with a number of people, and my uniform shirt is too huge for me! The sleeves went all the way up to the midway point of my palms.

Headed home after the fitting ended. Then to Grandma's house for dinner. Came home and that's when hell began. I started feeling so cold, my joints hurt like shit that I didn't feel like moving much, my head was throbbing like mad,  and it worsened everytime I tried to get up from sitting. I was shivering and had to pull the blanket over me when I slept. Then I woke up in the middle of the night feeling so hot. I thought I had slept for a long time, but when I checked my phone time, it was only 12.40am, barely 2 hours after I went to bed. So I went back to bed again, only to wake to my mom shaking me, telling me that I was having a fever and dragging me out of bed to take medication.

The fever subsided this morning. But I'm still left with horrible aching joints, a runny nose, a cough, blocked ears and I'm still feeling cold. I feel like crap now. Trying to cheer myself up by researching on how my family is going to spent the first two free&easy days in Taiwan. I feel like dragging them from Taoyuan to Taipei to shop for the first night. Then on the second day, we will go to the amusement park in Taoyuan? I'm not really keen on visiting alot of attractions in Taoyuan because getting around is a major problem as Taoyuan does not have an MRT system, unlike Taipei. So that leaves only 2 alternatives: buses and cabs. But buses are pretty complicated, even more so for someone who barely knows her Taipei from Hsinchu and worse, sound like crap in her Chinese when conversing with native speakers. Cabs are for, those who have loads of money to spare because a 20 minute-ride can set us back by 25 SGD!?! And Singaporeans were complaining about our recent taxi fare hike? Seriously, I would rather spend that kind of money on other things.

Okay, I'm going to go watch tv!

After training, bathed and rushed down to Conrad for uniform fitting. Thank god I wasn't late. I was the earliest, after Debbie. Had a pleasant time chatting together with the other interns even though we barely knew each other. They are all very nice people, looking forward to interning with them. Anyway, I'm working at Oscar's with a number of people, and my uniform shirt is too huge for me! The sleeves went all the way up to the midway point of my palms.

Headed home after the fitting ended. Then to Grandma's house for dinner. Came home and that's when hell began. I started feeling so cold, my joints hurt like shit that I didn't feel like moving much, my head was throbbing like mad,  and it worsened everytime I tried to get up from sitting. I was shivering and had to pull the blanket over me when I slept. Then I woke up in the middle of the night feeling so hot. I thought I had slept for a long time, but when I checked my phone time, it was only 12.40am, barely 2 hours after I went to bed. So I went back to bed again, only to wake to my mom shaking me, telling me that I was having a fever and dragging me out of bed to take medication.

The fever subsided this morning. But I'm still left with horrible aching joints, a runny nose, a cough, blocked ears and I'm still feeling cold. I feel like crap now. Trying to cheer myself up by researching on how my family is going to spent the first two free&easy days in Taiwan. I feel like dragging them from Taoyuan to Taipei to shop for the first night. Then on the second day, we will go to the amusement park in Taoyuan? I'm not really keen on visiting alot of attractions in Taoyuan because getting around is a major problem as Taoyuan does not have an MRT system, unlike Taipei. So that leaves only 2 alternatives: buses and cabs. But buses are pretty complicated, even more so for someone who barely knows her Taipei from Hsinchu and worse, sound like crap in her Chinese when conversing with native speakers. Cabs are for, those who have loads of money to spare because a 20 minute-ride can set us back by 25 SGD!?! And Singaporeans were complaining about our recent taxi fare hike? Seriously, I would rather spend that kind of money on other things.

Okay, I'm going to go watch tv!