where the cows eat grass

i hope i meet my shanghai knight when i take the flight back alone(:
ok i need to pack soon. and see you all when i get back. 

 i can pretend that im in New York.

shuhui wants to go to ATTICA in shanghai.

1) im so craving for bubble tea. but there’s none nearby my house.
2) its been like 5 days since i last visited jo at the hospital due to some personal reasons. he’s appareantly unhappy and we’re not on good terms now. i feel vexed.
3) i have yet to watch ‘ten promises to my dog’ though my family asked me to watch with them just now. i wanted to stay at home alone. anyhow, that period of solitude works wonder and i felt good. but i need to watch it REAL SOON.
4) i need to get another pair of cute flats. ASAP. 
5) liting’s just been accepted into NIE! so ive got a companion! yay to that (:
6) my dogs have seriously no manners at all. haha but i love them still
7) last but not least, i still feel vexed over that thing =/

                                         joyce is getting impatient.

In medicine (pulmonology), a pneumothorax, or collapsed lung, is a potential medical emergency caused by accumulation of air or gas in the pleural cavity, occurring as a result of disease or injury, or spontaneously.
Most cases are due to a spontaneous pneumothorax. This means that the pneumothorax develops for no apparent reason. It is thought to be due to a tiny tear (rupture) of an outer part of the lung - usually near the top of the lung. It is not clear why this occurs. Air then escapes from the lung but gets trapped between the lung and the chest wall.

Most cases of spontaneous pneumothorax occur in young adults who are healthy and do not have any lung disease. It is more common in tall thin people. Men are affected about four times more often than women. About 2 in 10,000 young men in the UK develop a spontaneous pneumothorax each year. It is also much more common in smokers compared to non-smokers. It is rare in people over the age of 40. About 1 in 10 people who have a spontaneous pneumothorax have one or more recurrences sometime in the future, usually on the same side
What are the symptoms?

• The typical symptom is a sharp, stabbing pain on one side of the chest which suddenly develops.
• The pain is usually made worse by breathing in (inspiration).
• You may become breathless. As a rule, the larger the pneumothorax, the more breathless you become.
• You may have other symptoms if an injury or a lung disease is the cause. For example, cough or fever.

  i can only trust god now ): ):