A trip to the Polyclinic @ Queenstown.

Mondays creep up on me, and whacks me until I get so beaten up. That's why I detest Mondays. It's Common Test day, it's wake up late day (I always seem to take a cab to school on Mondays), it's the day where timetable stretches till 3.30pm.

But today, it took a turn. And I went home early from school. Reached home at about 12.35pm and headed down to the polyclinic, where everything is CHEAPER. Consultation fee: $4.

Mdm Suhana was going through comprehension answers today, and I couldn't be bothered to listen (since when did I listen to begin with anyway).
Stupid migraine keeps coming -that's why I left- and at that moment, my head felt as though there was some baseball bat hitting me. It felt so heavy and my neck could no longer support that HEAVY head of mine, and I fell on the table.


Pain aside, I had crap loads of fun, snapping away at the Polyclinic. Some dude was staring at me, like I'm some crazy girl, snapping away with my phone.
Haha, I'd rather have fun than wallow in self-pity that the pain is overpowering.

Oh yes, I haven't metioned. I HATE THE SECURITY GUARD AT THE QUEENSTOWN POLYCLINIC. Always bossing me around.

The first thing I saw was this ATM like machine. I swore I didn't know I had to take a queue number for registration from that machine, and the security started screaming at me.

BOO to this machine.

The next thing I saw was this sign board while waiting to register.

Hey 4e6. (See 2nd and 3rd row) Does Chua and Kelvin ring a bell to you? =P
I know: RANDOM.

After registration, I had to wait outside the consultation room for my turn. And when I turned left and right. ALL I SAW WERE ZOMBIES.

They look dead don't they?


HELLOOOOO NURSE.


Anyway, from the outisde, the Polyclinic looks nice. But inside?? It's seriously old fashioned.
The only thing that appeals to me is the open area concept it has.




It's so old that the floor tiles are OLD, and the door has to be held open by a brick.


It's so old, that they don't even have air-conditioning in the consultation rooms, nor the outside. Oh well. Ceiling fans might do. Which is why the consultation fee is cheap I guess.


I like the Pharmacy though. I have no idea why.