Back home at last after a tight ride. =)
Life is busy, busy, Most of my time goes in recognizing anterior and posterior aspects of bones (like any of you understood that =/ )
...The rest, well, goes in making myself comfortable on the hard, stubborn matress =0
I tried all sorts of crazy ideas to make it flexible. I made my fat friend jump on it, piled up my thick books for a whole day on it, tossed around on it at night...nothing worked, the crazy springs still bounce back into their initial position every morning when I wake up with a painful back. =/ So guys, with a heading of "conclusion", I got for you this example of IDEAL CASE OF ELASTICITY. =@
So I took many pictures of my medical college. I'm proud to tell you that this college contains the maximum number of untrimmed gardens in all of Pakistan's medical institutions. =) (Now isn't that hilarious?)
The grass is so well-kept that no one is allowed to step on it, lest the long over-grown tufts may flatten down, which would be against our college's pride. =|
So you can reflect from this the height of dicipline our college follows. =)
Next time, I'll add "INSPIRATIONAL PICTURES" of almost-acceptable quality (ehehe) that I took in college. I'm not a photographer, but I've tried to portray a crumb of Faisalabad in the photos.
So, until next time... =)
P.S.: Merry Christmas =))
Life is busy, busy, Most of my time goes in recognizing anterior and posterior aspects of bones (like any of you understood that =/ )
...The rest, well, goes in making myself comfortable on the hard, stubborn matress =0
I tried all sorts of crazy ideas to make it flexible. I made my fat friend jump on it, piled up my thick books for a whole day on it, tossed around on it at night...nothing worked, the crazy springs still bounce back into their initial position every morning when I wake up with a painful back. =/ So guys, with a heading of "conclusion", I got for you this example of IDEAL CASE OF ELASTICITY. =@
So I took many pictures of my medical college. I'm proud to tell you that this college contains the maximum number of untrimmed gardens in all of Pakistan's medical institutions. =) (Now isn't that hilarious?)
The grass is so well-kept that no one is allowed to step on it, lest the long over-grown tufts may flatten down, which would be against our college's pride. =|
So you can reflect from this the height of dicipline our college follows. =)
Next time, I'll add "INSPIRATIONAL PICTURES" of almost-acceptable quality (ehehe) that I took in college. I'm not a photographer, but I've tried to portray a crumb of Faisalabad in the photos.
So, until next time... =)
P.S.: Merry Christmas =))
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