
It's days like today that I'd rather be a full time worker instead of being labeled as student. We've having this on-going project for two semesters and it is finally coming to an end. We want to strive for more volunteers services within our community in Parc-Extension for the elderly. I drew this while taking care of a cousin on emotional crisis over the phone. Can you see the A and E? They stand for 'Aging Well, Aging Equitably'. Quite proud of myself that it became the project logo. I should come back to those activities that lift up the mood, oh, how it has been so long since I picked up my carbon pencils and white papers. All right, I don't really want to be pessimist, but I doubt this project alone can increase the funds to add services into that community who barely has the will to learn French even after 40 years away from their country. Yes, I'm also so done my clinical Mondays at the CLSC, thank God, because I can't stand that population anymore. They speak to me in Indian randomly in the streets, they ask if we know Greek, and they believe that pills alone will do miracle. They refuse to learn the native language and say that their country is so much better. Then, why don't you just go back there? In hospital, patients are forced to abdicate by the protocols because well, they are hospitalized, right? But in daily life, I sincerely hope that everyone can take better care of themselves and not just rely... I can't help, but hate it to care for those who have the power to change, to be more healthy, who are given all resources possible, yet still refuse to make their lives a better place. Fatalistic much?
On a side note, still debating if I should buy some grads pics. They are F-Ugly and I don't quite have a use of them. The girl just wants her diploma.
Edit// 10.04.01
Hectic week, it's finally Friday. After spending around 12h/day everyday this week, we've finally put together the whole project. I'm amazed at those people who can spend so much time in front of a computer. It's freaking hurt the head and dry the eyes. I've never gotten so close to politics in my life before; this nursing class is seriously something. I've also gotten so exhausted that there was no more patience left and so angry, that I couldn't conceal it. Maturity certainly doesn't come with age, does it? We had to give a participation mark for each member and someone got a passing grade. Obviously, she wasn't content with it and demanded a change, but we had a hard time finding the criteria that could be used to pull up her mark . I almost got a perfect mark and do not think that I deserve it.

