I stared at the papers long enough that my vision blurred; each line that potentially was significant to an expert eye became nothing more than just lines drawn randomly. I couldnt make any sense of any of it, frustrated, sighing a few times. Argh. Glanced at a friend sitting next to me and then to my other flatmates sitting right across from my seating; that thin line of concentration creasing their foreheads, I wondered if I have them too on my glum face?

I vaguely remembered learning these. Vaguely.. wasnt good enough. ah.. The only silver lining is, between the 6 of us we should be able to come up with something remotely intellectual. Didnt sound like a tremendous task.. but unfortunately, 6 brains thought up 6 different things, 6 different theories for each case. Heh. That took a little bit of explanations (and persuasions) to finally justify which one sounds more likely to be the right answer.. the whole deal lasted for 4 freaking hours. Hrm.

Didnt sound too bad. If I was to work them out myself, I would be totally lost. Reading ECG aint my strongest point, even much less now with mostly forgotten previous years' learnt theories. I spent far too much time trying to recall bits and pieces of the heart's anatomy, trying to deduce where the focal point of the problem was and yet, the real diagnosis remained a puzzle. Hrm.

Hopefully the fog in my brain will clear up tomorrow. Cant help it, m tired, its past midnight and the natural progression after that somewhat intense discussion is to just go to sleep. Goodnight world.