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many things on the agenda.
first of all, i miss greys....gosh that show is just stinking fantabulous.
second, tay tay hicks is not my american idol. he still looks like someone you hope doesnt show up to your wedding, or someone who sings at it, or an american idols dad...we live in a weird ol country.
third, i kicked ass on a test yesterday that many people failed. that feels so good. but i still have four more exams, one a week for the next four weeks, to royally screw up. (and i am sure i will and there wont be hopes for an A)...oh well.
and speaking of tests, labor and delivery is not a place i want to work at or a place ill EVER want to be a patient in. i love babies but staring at ....well you know, ALL day everyday...NO THANK YOU. and i do applaude those that have children but the pain the hours of labor the danger and the recovery....yikes. nothing about that is enticing. i have never witnessed a birth before but watching the educational 1980's video in class was as close as i want to be...unfortunately next week for a week straight ill be at Central Baptist where...(gulp) all the 'magic' happens.
why am i going to be a nurse! it doesnt get MORE grotesque!
for now, ill just stick to being an aunt-extraordinairre and maybe adopt some puppies and putting labor and delivery as my LAST choice for where I want to work post-grad.
first of all, i miss greys....gosh that show is just stinking fantabulous.
second, tay tay hicks is not my american idol. he still looks like someone you hope doesnt show up to your wedding, or someone who sings at it, or an american idols dad...we live in a weird ol country.
third, i kicked ass on a test yesterday that many people failed. that feels so good. but i still have four more exams, one a week for the next four weeks, to royally screw up. (and i am sure i will and there wont be hopes for an A)...oh well.
and speaking of tests, labor and delivery is not a place i want to work at or a place ill EVER want to be a patient in. i love babies but staring at ....well you know, ALL day everyday...NO THANK YOU. and i do applaude those that have children but the pain the hours of labor the danger and the recovery....yikes. nothing about that is enticing. i have never witnessed a birth before but watching the educational 1980's video in class was as close as i want to be...unfortunately next week for a week straight ill be at Central Baptist where...(gulp) all the 'magic' happens.
why am i going to be a nurse! it doesnt get MORE grotesque!
for now, ill just stick to being an aunt-extraordinairre and maybe adopt some puppies and putting labor and delivery as my LAST choice for where I want to work post-grad.