nose to the grindstone
well, school is here again which means my desire for laziness has been amplified and yet my ability to do so greatly decreased. it's hard to get up so early in the morning, but i'm sure i'll get used to it in another week or so. my classes look pretty fun.
i love embryology so much, it's hard to study for my other classes because i just want to review my embryology notes. even though i typically view biology as a kind of a "half assed" science it's hard to believe there could be a more fascinating class.
statistics will be hard i think because even though it's math, it's math that's very non-intuitive and unlike calculus or differential equations it isn't like you can use everyday logic to gain a deep understanding of it.
cell bio looks great actually, my professor is very excited about teaching which always makes a class better. he's very succinct and informative.
my e.r. research class should be awesome, it will give me lots of good patient exposure to see if this is actually a path i want to pursue.
here's my schedule:
in other news, our (mine and nicole's) ipod died and so they are sending us a new one. it will be nice to have a new one, but annoying to have to replace 20 GBs of music.
i'm also really excited for my favorite shows to start again. will anything substantial happen between jim and pam this season on the office? and on the o.c. what the hell are they going to do without marissa? hmmm... either way i'm looking forward to it.
i love embryology so much, it's hard to study for my other classes because i just want to review my embryology notes. even though i typically view biology as a kind of a "half assed" science it's hard to believe there could be a more fascinating class.
statistics will be hard i think because even though it's math, it's math that's very non-intuitive and unlike calculus or differential equations it isn't like you can use everyday logic to gain a deep understanding of it.
cell bio looks great actually, my professor is very excited about teaching which always makes a class better. he's very succinct and informative.
my e.r. research class should be awesome, it will give me lots of good patient exposure to see if this is actually a path i want to pursue.
here's my schedule:
in other news, our (mine and nicole's) ipod died and so they are sending us a new one. it will be nice to have a new one, but annoying to have to replace 20 GBs of music.
i'm also really excited for my favorite shows to start again. will anything substantial happen between jim and pam this season on the office? and on the o.c. what the hell are they going to do without marissa? hmmm... either way i'm looking forward to it.