Arandor
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there are a lot of positive emotions here, even more than negative ones... negative ones usually appear in topic-related flame wars.
by the way, today was a really awful day... =/
*a brief description of my day*
it started with me going to bed at 2 am and waking up at 6 am :O. I left the house at 7 am and arrived at the hospital around 8 am... I went to the registration desk, got a paper, and went to room 4 (I waited in line for about 5-10 minutes, although I don't remember exactly, maybe longer). Then I went to another building for an X-ray :O. I waited in line for about 20 minutes, maybe even 30... After the X-ray, I waited for them to give me the results. So, I waited until 12 pm =/. I was so tired of standing, my legs hurt, and finally, they called my name. I went into the room, they wrote something on a paper, gave it to me along with the X-ray, and told me to go back to room 4 :O (I had already guessed that). Well, I thought, I'll go there, they'll add something, and that's it... but no... I went to that building (put on shoe covers again, I had to wear them in the other building too), there was a guy in the room (he was just getting his X-ray results), he went out, and the doctor came out, but I managed to give her my papers, and she told me to wait for 30 minutes because it was their lunch break and she left! "Damn it," I thought. Well, I sat and waited, she came back, I waited another 10-15 minutes while she wrote and did other things, and then she told me to go to room 11 (it's across the hall) :O. I went there (and there was already a guy there), the woman wrote something for me and said that I needed to rewrite 5 points from the paper that I needed to do (a real quest!). I was going to start writing, but she said that I could go with the guy who was already there and writing, so I didn't have to write it all over again. Okay, the guy finished writing, and we went to room 6 in the same hallway, where they put their signatures on the paper (but we stood there for about 10 minutes first). After that, we went to another building (or it was connected to the previous one, but the entrance was from the other side, I don't know), we went inside, went up to the second floor, they did something there, and then we went to another building, where we had to go to the chief doctor's secretary to get the stamps! =/. Okay, she put the stamps, and then we went to make a photocopy of this document, but there was no photocopier in the hospital, so we had to go across the street to a tire shop, and there was a really high, steep, and crazy staircase, so you could definitely fall in the winter. Okay, we made the copies and took them back to room 11!!!! Hooray!!! Now I can go home!!! ... and here I am at home
now I need to take the original document to the military enlistment office, but that's tomorrow :P
Added 3 minutes ago
oh yeah, I have flat feet (grade 3) and some other stuff, you can congratulate me)
P.S. I need to buy some special insoles for my shoes, but they cost about 1000 rubles =[
P.P.S. Sorry for the typos and awkward sentences, but I'm so tired right now that I don't care and I don't want to check them
by the way, today was a really awful day... =/
*a brief description of my day*
it started with me going to bed at 2 am and waking up at 6 am :O. I left the house at 7 am and arrived at the hospital around 8 am... I went to the registration desk, got a paper, and went to room 4 (I waited in line for about 5-10 minutes, although I don't remember exactly, maybe longer). Then I went to another building for an X-ray :O. I waited in line for about 20 minutes, maybe even 30... After the X-ray, I waited for them to give me the results. So, I waited until 12 pm =/. I was so tired of standing, my legs hurt, and finally, they called my name. I went into the room, they wrote something on a paper, gave it to me along with the X-ray, and told me to go back to room 4 :O (I had already guessed that). Well, I thought, I'll go there, they'll add something, and that's it... but no... I went to that building (put on shoe covers again, I had to wear them in the other building too), there was a guy in the room (he was just getting his X-ray results), he went out, and the doctor came out, but I managed to give her my papers, and she told me to wait for 30 minutes because it was their lunch break and she left! "Damn it," I thought. Well, I sat and waited, she came back, I waited another 10-15 minutes while she wrote and did other things, and then she told me to go to room 11 (it's across the hall) :O. I went there (and there was already a guy there), the woman wrote something for me and said that I needed to rewrite 5 points from the paper that I needed to do (a real quest!). I was going to start writing, but she said that I could go with the guy who was already there and writing, so I didn't have to write it all over again. Okay, the guy finished writing, and we went to room 6 in the same hallway, where they put their signatures on the paper (but we stood there for about 10 minutes first). After that, we went to another building (or it was connected to the previous one, but the entrance was from the other side, I don't know), we went inside, went up to the second floor, they did something there, and then we went to another building, where we had to go to the chief doctor's secretary to get the stamps! =/. Okay, she put the stamps, and then we went to make a photocopy of this document, but there was no photocopier in the hospital, so we had to go across the street to a tire shop, and there was a really high, steep, and crazy staircase, so you could definitely fall in the winter. Okay, we made the copies and took them back to room 11!!!! Hooray!!! Now I can go home!!! ... and here I am at home
now I need to take the original document to the military enlistment office, but that's tomorrow :P
Added 3 minutes ago
oh yeah, I have flat feet (grade 3) and some other stuff, you can congratulate me)
P.S. I need to buy some special insoles for my shoes, but they cost about 1000 rubles =[
P.P.S. Sorry for the typos and awkward sentences, but I'm so tired right now that I don't care and I don't want to check them
Be strong. Believe