Tanning and nursing
I made a pledge to myself to not tan anymore in my life. Not that I'm a tan-a-holic or anything. Last winter I did not go tanning once. This summer I layed out any day I could. Why? Because I thought that I looked better with a tan, and I also thought it helped with my acne. Isn't that why every girl tans? Well, anyway, I am now declaring I am not going to tan anymore. I don't care if I look pasty white. It will look a whole lot better than a wrinkley, alligator face. Mike told me that tanning makes acne worse anywase...I don't even care to look it up because guess what? I'm not going to tan! yay.
Update: I had my first hospital clinic last wednesday! Scary, but interesting. I got to pull out an I.V, and set up an I.V antibiotic solution. (It's not in the LPN's scope of practice to actually start an I.V, not that i'm complaining or anything...I just continue to watch nurses struggle with putting those things in all the time I don't even care to learn). So yeah...We're on the 2nd floor in the Med-Surg unit for 6 weeks, and we have 4 off site locations- operating room, emergency room, ambulatory, and respiratory therapy. Should be a busy semester.