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It's November!

Less than 2 months 'till the year comes to an end!
Can't believe everything has happened so quickly. Another year and I'll be waiting for my posting and I'll be working omg.
Clinical exams tomorrow. New lecturer will be taking us so we're all a little nervous. After this it's another month of our last posting for Year 4 and then our study break starts and before we know it we'll be done with our professional exams. Really looking forward to some sun, sand and sea after that. 
Was back home for Diwali over the weekend. Food coma for about 3 days. 
Fresh-faced and ready for food, I wore a sky/cerulean blue Mysore silk saree that day. Felt so girly and grown up.
Everything's pretty much the same otherwise :)
Still taking pictures of sunsets everyday whenever I can, wherever I am.
Still watching movies and series online when there's nothing else to do.
Been thinking about getting a pet cat recently.
I've never been a cat person. I don't hate them. I don't dislike them. I also don't exactly love them. I looooove dogs. I'd have them over anything in the world but they're difficult to take care of in a confined space and they need a lot of time and affection and attention and did I mention time? Plus I'd have to house-break the little fellow and that would require lots and lots of patience. Not exactly something I'd have after an exhausting day at the hospital.
So after deliberating about it for a while I'm seriously considering a pet kitten. Something other than my plant to come home to everyday. Mom found one for me back home. Cute, adorable little fur ball with blue eyes. Vaccinated and everything. I'm already thinking of naming her Pooja lol don't ask me why. After naming our little Beagle at home Kulfi, I decided all the pets I get from now on will have Indian names. Pooja or Roja or Adya or something. (Adya sounds nice, no?) I'd have enough time to play with her and take care of her and bathe her and everything but I'm just thinking about where she will be when I start my posting eventually. I don't even know where I'll be going. I'd love to take her with me of course but what if the place I stay in has a no-pets rule or something. I'm still thinking about it. Pets are long term though, you know? So let's see how it goes. Would really love to have her she's the cutest thing and I haven't even met her yet!
Will decide before heading home for my study break in a few weeks. 
'Till then my little plant of 5 years will have to do I guess :P
More in the coming weeks I hope!
Or after I've decided on whether or not I'm getting my little kitty.
Meow.

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