Bad Friend! No Update!
I feel so fragmented when it comes to finding time to update. The realization that my job has "summer hours" (which I can't participate in due to my school schedule), has left me with a chance to finally update.
Biology came and went very quickly, and I was surprised with how much of the content I remembered from high school. My last proper bio class was in 1992... so that either speaks well of my memory, or of my schooling, or it's just that I'm that strange. Krebs cycle? Rockin. I aced the class. I can't remember the last time I "aced" anything. I'm still in an online psych class, which, after Psych with Trudi and Dr. Corea is a cakewalk.
Now it's time for statistics. I was a little worried, but it seems the professor thinks it's a waste of time and "precious brain cells" to teach us longhand stats equations. Bless him. Calculators and computer programs are great by me!
Nick's off to the UK for a short tour, sitting in as the bassist for the Nightingales. The In Out opened for them in Boston a few months ago; I guess the band duly impressed the 'gales, and when they found themselves in need of a touring bassist, Nick was the one they really wanted.
I'm sadly not going to be able to make the Rudds show tonight. I am going to be at the Silver Lining/Whiskey Giants/Welders show tomorrow, though!
On top of work, school, touring prep, and freelancing, I've scored a session gig today as well. No wonder I haven't been updating! Sheesh, when do I do my laundry in all of this? ;)
Besides, after a large blow-out with my doctor's old clinic (she doesn't work there anymore, and she's taking some time off), I've started seeing a Chinese MD who works in both Traditional Chinese and Western medicine. It's been lovely, actually, feeling quite a lot better just in general. He does acupuncutre (kind of goes along with the whole traditional chinese medicine thing), and it's the best deal I've had on such a thing ever. At some point, I'll go into detail with just what went down at the old place, but for now, suffice it to say that when your medical provider tells you to go off a medication you've never even heard of (and you work in health care yourself)...back....the frig....away. As quickly as you can. After all, it's you're fault they're not paying attention! Buy said idiot a copy of How Doctors Think and run away. Does a body good.
Biology came and went very quickly, and I was surprised with how much of the content I remembered from high school. My last proper bio class was in 1992... so that either speaks well of my memory, or of my schooling, or it's just that I'm that strange. Krebs cycle? Rockin. I aced the class. I can't remember the last time I "aced" anything. I'm still in an online psych class, which, after Psych with Trudi and Dr. Corea is a cakewalk.
Now it's time for statistics. I was a little worried, but it seems the professor thinks it's a waste of time and "precious brain cells" to teach us longhand stats equations. Bless him. Calculators and computer programs are great by me!
Nick's off to the UK for a short tour, sitting in as the bassist for the Nightingales. The In Out opened for them in Boston a few months ago; I guess the band duly impressed the 'gales, and when they found themselves in need of a touring bassist, Nick was the one they really wanted.
I'm sadly not going to be able to make the Rudds show tonight. I am going to be at the Silver Lining/Whiskey Giants/Welders show tomorrow, though!
On top of work, school, touring prep, and freelancing, I've scored a session gig today as well. No wonder I haven't been updating! Sheesh, when do I do my laundry in all of this? ;)
Besides, after a large blow-out with my doctor's old clinic (she doesn't work there anymore, and she's taking some time off), I've started seeing a Chinese MD who works in both Traditional Chinese and Western medicine. It's been lovely, actually, feeling quite a lot better just in general. He does acupuncutre (kind of goes along with the whole traditional chinese medicine thing), and it's the best deal I've had on such a thing ever. At some point, I'll go into detail with just what went down at the old place, but for now, suffice it to say that when your medical provider tells you to go off a medication you've never even heard of (and you work in health care yourself)...back....the frig....away. As quickly as you can. After all, it's you're fault they're not paying attention! Buy said idiot a copy of How Doctors Think and run away. Does a body good.