I feel like it’s about time for me to figure things out, starting with what to do with this blog.
Where am I?
As I guess you have noticed, I haven’t been blogging much, mostly because my life is a total bore at the moment. When the highlight of my week is dealing with a pigeon that got stuck in the library, then I know there is nothing that is blog-worthy.
I’ve been posting random quotes that I read on blogs and whatnot, because it is fast/easy. I’m also on Twitter because it is awesome. Besides that, I don’t have the stamina to do much else. Hopefully after May 21st, I can come back and bring something more to the blog-o-land. /excuses
Less than two weeks! So. Excited.
I’m looking forward to going to Disneyland (hopefully).
[Each day, I’m going to try to post something I’m looking forward to after boards studying. Hopefully this will help me stay sane.]
Op-Eds from the Op-End of the Atlantic (Get it?)
The NY Times has a few great Op-Ed pieces offering the European perspective on the Great Messiah’s President’s trip to Europe. Read and enjoy:
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/04/05/opinion/05gill.html?ref=opinion
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/04/05/opinion/05peters.html?ref=opinion
Hello Wall.
There’s a cycle to all this:
- Wake up, hate world, feel too tired to go on.
- 1st caffeine hit. The world is my oyster, I can do anything!
- Study, study, study.
- Feel good about myself… I finally understand [insert topic I didn’t bother learning in the past]!
- Lunch!
- 2nd caffeine hit. The day is almost done, I can do this!
- Wall. Ouch.
- How much more of this do I really need to do? Do I really need to know these details? I hate my life.
Lather. Rinse. Repeat.
If this is all going to end well though, I’m gonna have to figure out how I get over that wall. Daily.
Jealous? I thought so.
Course Scheduler
So what if I wanted to do Medicine for my first rotation and then Peds and OB/GYN my second and third rotation? Should I put those as my first priority for each rotation? But then what if I don’t get Medicine in the first round, should I put Peds and something else next? I don’t want to do OB/GYN during the summer, so do I put that as option 9? But then what happens for the next block? Should I still put those first or put those second and then Medicine first? Or should I lie to the computer and say that I want Psych first, but then say “Sike!” and then later switch into Primary Care? But then what about if I do something that I want to do first? Does it ruin things? Or should I do the opposite of what I want to do, then change back just in case I don’t want to do what I think I want to do?
Decisions, decisions, decisions…
