6:00AM: wake up....well, actually my alarm goes off, but I don't get out of bed until 15 minutes later. Which causes me to have to jump into the shower, rush around like a mad-woman trying t o get everything together so that I am not late for my 7AM meeting in lab. Yeah, we have didactic sessions at 7AM once a week to get us prepared for next years clinic / treating our athlete-patients.
8:00AM: go to class for...four, I mean three hours. I decided that I was too tired to stay in class. So I skipped out on one of our neuroanatomy lectures. I decided sleep was more beneficial. I don't know if that was smart, I guess we'll see when the Monday exam comes around.
12:00PM eat lunch and talk on the phone with Mum for 45 minutes. This did me a world of good. She is such a great listener and lets me vent all I want without judging me. I always feel better after I have talked with her.
1:00PM: study neurophysiology
2:30PM: meet with my group for my Complementary and Alternative Medicine elective class. I take extra classes for extra credit because I don't think that medical school is busy enough for me. ha!
3:30PM: finish up the neurophysiology lecture
6:00PM: eat and skype with Mum. :)
7:00PM: study neuroanatomy, pediatric cardiovascular exam. Honestly, I got up to pee once. When I finally finished up my legs hurt and then I realized that I had studied in the same spot all day. I wouldn't be surprised if someday in the headlines we read: "Med student dies of DVT from studying too much!"
12:00AM: do my dishes and put my Magic Cookie Bars into plastic baggies to freeze because they are going to make me fat because I can't stop eating them all. No human being should eat an entire batch of them in a matter of days!
12:20AM: get ready for bed, write this, and now I am going to put on a lecture on my computer so that I can listen to what I have already learned this evening. Audio reinforcement is always awesome! ....that is if I don't fall asleep while listening, which has been known to happen.
In any event....Good Night!!!!!
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