Student privilege

It's been the first time I enjoyed being the student in HKU.

Today I've taken a day off for the dental check-up looking forward the dentist can ease my discomfort. I used only one-fifth of price to remove my right upper wisdom tooth compared to last time.(the lump sum including X-rays, checking up) In addition with the clear explanation and caring attitude the dentist gave me, I am very satisfied. I greatly think that the quality of dental service is not directly proportional to the service charges. (Being reminded me of my colleague, who removed her 2 wisdom teeth with $5000 and lots of complaints about the staff)

I do really think it's necessary for developing a good therapeutic encounter with clients in order to instill trust and confident, especially professionals. Not only therpists or counsellors, but do so for the dentists and doctors(whom seems to be less humanistic). ...... which leads me to think of a poor model in my work place again(medical officer)........Horrible!!

Across the campus after dental appointment, I saw the book fair, i used my studnet privilege again, and bought "The devil wears Prada" with special price. I like the movies and eager to read the original story. (but well, looking for holidays to do that)

Walking through campus in normal days (office hours), I can feel strongly about the U-life atmosphere, which is really memoriable. In a great contrast to our evening study, which is tense and tired after work.