I've been really busy! And terrified. And paranoid. And now I look like a (approximately although I have no evidence because all the dragqueens I have come across appear immaculate and practised as hell) rookie dragqueen. Several things have happened in the past few days.

So I passed my exams - ( Read more... )

The AOL connection to my room is seriously fucked. I had less internet problems in KENYA than I do here. God, get a clue, AOL ( Read more... )

This is very weird. In fact 2 things are weird ( Read more... )

Also, I had my second assessment of the year today and it went very differently from the first. A good thing. My consultant was unbelievably nice and gave me not only a merit but also her email addresses - not one, but two - and said to be sure to keep in touch. Ah ( Read more... )

I've got my official Brian T. Colvin fanclub pin number now which means I can apply for a job if I want one.

(ugggggggggh)

I also said the word CRAP today, really loud, in front of the old people's ears.

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I keep wanting to write about work, and that's boring, I know - so I'm sorry ( Read more... )

My Sheriff's assessment yesterday was a huge pile of grossness and I'd rather not have sat through it with a smile on my face, but that's what I ended up lamely doing. You don't want to read a blow by soul-crushing blow account. But it did make me re-realise that I absolutely want to be a doctor, and no other experience has been as immediately and ( Read more... )

This is the last day of my firm and I will be assessed by my consultant, who is this man:

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I found this site where this lady who is doing an 'anesthesiology' residency has created some comic strips from her experiences as a medical student. It's based in New York, but it does so resonate. (Her journal is entertaining, too.) I guess it's kind of like Scrubs, in comic form, but based around her own Psych/Surgery etc. rotations. Locked ( Read more... )