Today
I started off the day at 8:30 with the course I am TAing. I was introduced as an invaluable resource to them because I have pharmacy experience. I warily agreed.
Then it started raining. I walked through some buildings due to the severe downpour. I had wisely brought an umbrella-ella-ella. Once when I was outside, a burst of downpour came and went within twenty seconds. A girl commented that that was fast, I agreed, and she took that to mean that I desired to be engaged in conversation. She asked if that happened all the time. I said I don't know. She told me she wasn't from around here. Apparently the large Tigerhawk on my umbrella didn't tip her off that I wasn't either. Indeed, the climate in IN is probably not that different than IA.
More rain. I went to my second class at 10:30. Right at switching time, parts of campus lost power, but it was back on fairly soon. Thankfully, class was not given by flashlight. Again, more rain.
Walked the 6 blocks to Bindley in the rain. Met with Dr. Davisson. Thus far, he seems to be the best match in thinking and variety of materials. I will try and do my first rotation with him. Still raining.
Rode the Silver Loop across campus. My first encounter with public transit in this state. It was okay. I wasn't sure where was best to get off. Still raining. Ate my food, cold, in the PMU. Then found a computer lab and computed. Found a message for the meeting I had to reschedule to meet at 2:00. Went to that, but had to cut short to make it to my next class. Didn't leave in enough time and arrived to 2:30 class at 2:32-ish. Raining still.
The 2:30 class involved receiving the syllabus then a nice "Hi there! How do you do? [Please let me ass-rape you," beginning of semester exam to see where we are in Organic. It wasn't really that bad. Then off to a coffee shop with Jared and Chuck in the rain. Indeed I am making friends, and cool ones at that.
Off to the 5:30, this time not in the rain. The 5:30 was painless, although a review for me. I plan to kick everyone's ass in that class. Then off to home. It started really pouring buckets on the drive home and that persisted for an hour or two.
Then it started raining. I walked through some buildings due to the severe downpour. I had wisely brought an umbrella-ella-ella. Once when I was outside, a burst of downpour came and went within twenty seconds. A girl commented that that was fast, I agreed, and she took that to mean that I desired to be engaged in conversation. She asked if that happened all the time. I said I don't know. She told me she wasn't from around here. Apparently the large Tigerhawk on my umbrella didn't tip her off that I wasn't either. Indeed, the climate in IN is probably not that different than IA.
More rain. I went to my second class at 10:30. Right at switching time, parts of campus lost power, but it was back on fairly soon. Thankfully, class was not given by flashlight. Again, more rain.
Walked the 6 blocks to Bindley in the rain. Met with Dr. Davisson. Thus far, he seems to be the best match in thinking and variety of materials. I will try and do my first rotation with him. Still raining.
Rode the Silver Loop across campus. My first encounter with public transit in this state. It was okay. I wasn't sure where was best to get off. Still raining. Ate my food, cold, in the PMU. Then found a computer lab and computed. Found a message for the meeting I had to reschedule to meet at 2:00. Went to that, but had to cut short to make it to my next class. Didn't leave in enough time and arrived to 2:30 class at 2:32-ish. Raining still.
The 2:30 class involved receiving the syllabus then a nice "Hi there! How do you do? [Please let me ass-rape you," beginning of semester exam to see where we are in Organic. It wasn't really that bad. Then off to a coffee shop with Jared and Chuck in the rain. Indeed I am making friends, and cool ones at that.
Off to the 5:30, this time not in the rain. The 5:30 was painless, although a review for me. I plan to kick everyone's ass in that class. Then off to home. It started really pouring buckets on the drive home and that persisted for an hour or two.