ALMOST a PA-S1 2nd semester student!!!!!!

There is no better way to procrastinate than to write in my blog! This is a momentous occasion. It's a Tuesday and I have no school for FIVE DAYS. Monday begins the last bits of first semester of PA school!! I can't BELIEVE it's almost over. Before we know it we'll be into 2nd semester and I get to study my beloved GI. Don't get me wrong, I thoroughly enjoyed my cardio. However, I will say GI is by far, my favorite. Don't know why, it's kind of strange.

I feel like all I ever talk about now is school. It has altered my thoughts, vocabulary and priorities. Now I want to be the best PA ever and that has superseded all other priorities. I should probably learn to focus on other things and BALANCE a bit more. Also I need to get more efficient. Like I have a write up to do and I can't seem to get around to it.

Alas, I should get to that now. Dan's making lasagna tonight, Ringer is on, AND we have terrific wine at the moment. Life is good.

Happy Turkey day! Gobble gobble!

Unbelievable!

The human body...the heart in particular is probably the most amazing thing ever. How is everything put together so ingeniously? The mechanisms of the heart are the most genius plumbing and wiring I've ever seen in my life.

Inspired by my terrific yoga practice tonight!

...I find flash mobs of any kind intriguing anyways, this takes it to a whole new level!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C1AEILWTjf0

Yoga saved my butt from fatigue tonight before having to really focus my energy into several hours of studying medicine. Doesn't get more helpful than an intense workout followed by deep relaxation!

What can yoga do for you? Try it- you may be surprised!

Blogging: A Lesson in Narcissism

There's nothing wrong with narcissism. We all possess it to some degree. Some to a larger degree. Deciding to create a blog is one of the most narcissistic decisions I could have made tonight. But the truth is, I need to do it. I need to do something. You see, I'm a Physician Assistant (PA) student at the moment and currently in school for 6-8 hours a day, followed by about six more hours of studying the intricacies of medicine.

This can be tragically cumbersome as one can imagine. I need to write- and I don't mean a SOAP note.

With that said, enjoy the future postings, Blog World, they should make for some entertaining and (I hope) thoughtful ramblings.