Doing Pg Cpurse In Army Hospital

Staying here at Flat 11 in Sector 11 has its ups and downs. Doing the PG course at the Army Hospital means I'm barely home, but when I am, I appreciate the quiet of this sector. The flat is pretty simple, nothing special to look at, just some old furniture and too many books scattered around the living area. I usually wake up early, maybe grab a quick bite, and then head out. The commute isn't long, but some mornings the traffic near the hospital gates is a real mess. You see a lot of people in uniform around here, which makes sense given the location. The hospital is a whole different world, very busy and strict, so coming back to the flat feels like I can finally breathe a bit. I’ve got a small balcony where I keep a couple of dying plants I keep forgetting to water. The walls are a bit thin, so I can hear when the family next door starts their day. It’s not the most modern apartment, and the kitchen tap has a tiny leak that I’ve been meaning to fix for months now. But for a student, it works out okay. Most nights I’m just too tired to care about the peeling paint in the hallway. It’s just a place to crash after a long day of rounds. I usually just heat up some leftovers and try to get a few hours of sleep before the alarm goes off again.