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Country: Djibouti Gender: Male
Interests: chillaxing on a reef at 70ft of water. Expertise: saving lives, one sprained ankle at a time Occupation: Research, Emergency Services Industry: Healthcare
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2/14/2003
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| a strangely CUEMS-y weekend... I spoke with more people from CUEMS this wkend than I thought I would...jcheng, perlman, khadem, allende. brief comms w/magidson. It's nice to know how everyone's doing. even better to know that most ppl doing well. good luck to the CCIT's, working their way up! aahhhhhhhhh so the wkend was: mj/monopoly night on friday, saturday cal/tenn game (GO BEARS!!), sun rest/recover/essay, mon lunch w/grandmom/essays. its been such a disorienting weekend too. bleh. got to see kat when watching the game w00t! now only need to organize a brief jaunt up to seattle for more fun...i mean, what else are long weekends for, other than traveling to see people who matter? (aside from catching up on sleep/food/work, saving money, etc.) ok so im not making that much sense, but i DO wanna travel as much as i can, esp around the states this year. maybe one hurrah outta the country somewhere cold/warm (i'm thinking...alaska, then hawaii/carribean?) we'll see. meanwhile, all ya'll out there know you're in the medical profession when... •Discussing dismemberment over a gourmet meal seems perfectly normal to you. •Your idea of a good time is a full code at shift change. •You find humor in other peoples stupidity. •You believe in aerial spraying of Prozac •Your idea of comforting a child is to place him in a papoose restraint •You believe that "shallow gene pool" should be a diagnosis. •You believe the government should require a permit to reproduce. •You believe Chocolate is a food group. •You believe that unspeakable evils will befall you if anyone says, "Boy, it sure is quiet around here.” •When you're out in public and you compliment a stranger on their great veins. •You hate working nights with a full moon. •You don't think a referral to Dr. Kevorkian is appropriate for this patient. •You have wanted to give a seminar on "SUICIDE - Doing it right the first time" •You think coffee should be available in IV form. •You have ever restrained someone and it was NOT a sexual experience. •You believe that "too stupid to live" should be a diagnosis. •If you have ever referred to a Paramedic or EMT as a "Shit magnet". •You believe that the waiting room should have Valium Salt Licks. •When you mention vegetable you aren't talking about the food group. •You are totally astounded when someone from the lab speaks coherent English. •Your patient states, "I really have no idea how that got stuck up there." •You have your weekends all marked and planned for the year. •You use your status to get out of a speeding ticket. •You use the word GOMER in a sentence more than once a shift. •You have ever bet on someone's blood alcohol content. •After someone tells you how many drinks they've had, you ask..."how big were those drinks?"
back to med school apps. wait. no. bedtime. talk about being an old fogie going to bed at 11... | | |
| i got a kick out of this: Japan ranked last in a 26 nation survey of sexual activity
released in July by condom maker Durex. The average Japanese
had sex 48 times a year, well below the global average of 103
times.
103/365: that's almost once every THREE DAYS. assuming that that includes dry spells for the single folk, and that its an average, does that mean some ppl enjoy the carnal pleasures every day?!
or its friday morning and i'm just thinking too much. again.
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| past/presentSCORE JENNY GOT FIRED. I never liked her attitude whenever I went to drop off a blood sample, but at least now, I don't have to deal with her anymore. YES. unfortunately that means going from a crabby lab manager to NO lab manager at all....aka, rotting blood. bleh. still a win!
Got in touch with Cissy for the first time in....wow. years. This is fun..I suppose Facebook is good for ONE thing, if nothing else.
ps. another reason to love SF: apparently everyone else does too http://www.forbes.com/lists/2007/3/forbeslife-cx_singles07_San-Francisco-Oakland_2425.html
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| end of an era...So...I think its safe to say that I've just finished writing and have closed the chapter entitled "Cornell - the best experience in some of the worst places". It's not a goodbye or abandoning of everything and everyone, but its time to let it rest. the same way the hatchet is slowly getting buried with some ppl. Still one person who is a non-person to me, but at least that number remains at 1. (stop guessing, cuz i wont say who) Still going to the CU/BU game @ NYC's MSG on 11/24/07, but even after so much time high above Cayuga's waters, I'm still just "that kid from San Fran" deep down. Cornell'll always be my alma mater, but seems like home's always going to be SF.
And people are starting to move on with their lives. People change. Yeah, they do. I didn't believe it before, but now I do. I suppose its time for me to move on as well, though my path seems so different from those that I know from so long ago... The lonely path isn't the problem, its the unknown in it. The whole "will-i-even-meet-anyone-to-share-my-dreams-with" to the "what-if-i-can't-make-it" just makes it scary to think about, esp as I see people start settling down or accelerating their careers and dreams. Crazy as it might sound, I almost feel like I stepped off the train, but don't even know when I did. Maybe its because of this whole thing of being in between college and hopefully med school, but its that gray zone that I hate oh-so-much. But I don't even feel like getting back on, like how almost all the initiative and motivation in me has been slowly sapped out over the last three years. I've changed too, and I suppose it hasn't exactly been necessarily for the better.
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| trendsHello again xanga! its been...wow. years. amazing how sometimes things drive you back to the familiar. well, seems like it used to be a time of melancholy that always drove me here, and this time...is NO different. then again, its not as bad i suppose, cuz I actually know that's causing it, why and how. but knowing isn't the salvation. ignorance is bliss, but its also stupid. well, we'll see how things all turn out, but somehow i'm still confident it'll turn out for the best. or maybe its just a hard wish. who knows. we'll see how it all turns out.
well, since i've been back: its been a hectic few years. graduated from CU now...back in SF. working at UCSF's dept of radiology, while applying to med school. who knows, maybe i'll get lucky and actually GET in somewhere! we'll see....oh! also took up scuba diving since then. mm. scuba diving. anyone want to buy me a new O2 tank? part of dive safety precautions...
so for the record: yes, i'm going back out to NYC for thanksgiving, inc. the CU/BU hockey game @ MSG. LETS GO RED. w00t w00t!
that's all for now, i should go back to work...
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