trying to get back in the habit of updating without there having to be a crisis.

[changalicious]

Yes, see above.  Because when I am old and gray and reading these entries in order to tell my grandchildren about what life was like in the 2000s, I will probably remember that time when A was sick, and I won't necessarily remember that time I studied so hard for my pharm final.

About A:  She is out of the hospital as of today.  She'll go the

Comments

[alisondh]

No-one ever feels prepared for an exam: it's not just you! You'll be fine.

[bluebellbicycle]

It is very scary that she didn't sound any different the last time this happened. *HUGS* I don't know. This is probably one of those awful things that you will have to absorb and cope with. But the good thing is that she does seem to be on the up? And this is the residential programme that you wanted for her, isn't it.

Aw, bf sounds lovely. Real and lovely relationships are those made of mooching around with leftovers :D

[b_liz]

I think you are a great big sister!

[ext_186042]

Hi, Chang.

You commented on my blog a long (long, long, long) time ago. I've visited this site several times since and always meant to comment back but just didn't really know what to say until now. I'm glad your sister is doing so much better, and I hope this summer is really healing for her.

And about studying: Studying sucks. No one ever feels like they know everything. The trick is to know enough not to fail.

[changalicious]

Hi! Thanks for reading. I appreciate the perspective on the studying. I think that probably I won't fail the exam, but I just want to do well...sniff...cue the violins.

I do continue to find your blog tres charmante. You are much more witty than I, and less rant-y.