Hello Doc, unless one has his/her life extinguished too soon, unnaturally, he/she has at least 70 years to live. I think that's quite a long time for him/her to live his/her life to the fullest so that when his/her time to go comes then he/she can look back with gladness in his/her heart knowing that he/she did not live his/her life in vain. He/she will be leaving behind e legacy that those he/she will leave behind will remember him/her by because they continue to benefit from it, long after he/she has gone. So, if you live for a higher purpose -- making a difference in the lives of others (you are in a very good position to do so being a doctor) -- then, for sure, life is never a joke. :) Cheers to your success, Doc.

Hi Krincess Karl, Thanks a lot for initiating friendship. That was very nice of you. I appreciate it. Really pleased to meet you. Hope to hear from you again.

Thanks for the visit friend. Expect a visit from me in a short while. Nice really to have friends on the Net.

Hi Kim, Thank you, thank you for the visit, your vote and you uplifting comment. That was very wonderful of you. I apologize for the very late response. You see, I'd been so busy with work I rarely visit my bloggers page. ... Come on, enjoy life. You are young, beautiful and talented. Make the most of what God endowed you with. Go out and enjoy life with people. Make a difference. It's what makes life exciting. Looking forward to more interactions with you.

No wonder. Assuredly, it's safe here -- safer than in Manila. The police force is tops when it comes to maintaining peace and order. Reason why South Koreans prefer staying here than in the big city. Yes, you can see them everywhere: students, instructors, businessmen/women, tourists, and I heard ... their version of the Japanese yakuza. I'm not sure, though. Get the google earth installed in your computer so you can have a good idea of how the city looks like. :)