My sporadic behavior in writing in my blog is consistently inconsistent.
Post-grad life has been wonderful. Instead of staying up to 2AM desperately trying to complete a handout on necrotizing enterocolitis and studying for quizzes where questions have been arbitrarily chosen to make me feel why I ever bothered to study, I am watching episodes of the The Walking Dead trying to catch up with the season 4 premier in a week.
2013 was an excellent year for me. Here's a small list of some of the neat things I did:
I turned 25 a few weeks ago too. I feel great and excited to see what else the world has to offer post-school. I'm thinking about starting a separate blog featuring all the hilarious and heartwarming conversations I've had with patients at the compounding pharmacy and free clinic. Even though I've graduated, the learning has continued and I've gladly welcomed all this new knowledge from my colleagues and patients. Cheers to a great New Year in 2014!
Post-grad life has been wonderful. Instead of staying up to 2AM desperately trying to complete a handout on necrotizing enterocolitis and studying for quizzes where questions have been arbitrarily chosen to make me feel why I ever bothered to study, I am watching episodes of the The Walking Dead trying to catch up with the season 4 premier in a week.
2013 was an excellent year for me. Here's a small list of some of the neat things I did:
- Graduated with my PharmD! (Dr. Dinh is in!)
- Got the honor of being maid of honor for my best friend's wedding during rotations
- Traveled to San Diego, New Orleans, Las Vegas, Cancun, and Ensenada
- Went on a cruise with some of the best people in the world
- Got licensed in CA and TX
- Got a job and new car
- Paid my first student loan
- Gave my first tithe!!!!!
I turned 25 a few weeks ago too. I feel great and excited to see what else the world has to offer post-school. I'm thinking about starting a separate blog featuring all the hilarious and heartwarming conversations I've had with patients at the compounding pharmacy and free clinic. Even though I've graduated, the learning has continued and I've gladly welcomed all this new knowledge from my colleagues and patients. Cheers to a great New Year in 2014!
