It would seem that I should have in fact have something better to do than to blog, but as luck would have it, I am still stuck idle. Of course, I could attempt the PBL, but why trouble myself when I have the time?
Class was a hit-and-miss affair today; patient interview was rather boring, but nevertheless it will be important soon, so I guess I can't complain about it. I have no idea, though as to how I am going to remember the questions we are supposed to ask; I can only presume it comes after practice. It would prove to be much more interesting when the real thing starts, though, so I'm looking forward to it. On the other hand, the intro to physical examination was rather exciting--reminded me too much of my experiences SP-ing for seniors (which puts me at a great advantage ahead of a lot of my peers).
I'm practically trembling in anticipation now.
Lunch today reminded me again why I hate a certain bunch of people (not going to mention lest I'm charged for sedition) who prances up a queue with their stupid feigned innocence and flagrantly takes liberty on their turn due to seniority/general idiocy. What pisses me off further is the fact that they do not even AKNOWLEDGE the fact that they skipped the line--and they should really thank the heavens my central axis of control is in place or their dumb-assed faces *smile,smile* would have been pounded in *smash, smash*. And computers are always occupied whenever you need it the most, too *slam, slam* and as a corollary, the convenient power sources would always be occupied on the day you decide to bring your laptop (which, unsurprisingly was rendered a cripple when the battery decided to go kaput and is hence unusable). *seethe, seethe*
Violence and medschool--such an oxymoron, no? But not here; oh no indeed. Your patience would be sorely tested (or rather tested to the point of soreness) every single day.
Anger management is necessary.
Animeslut's not at home today, so I'm alone at home again. sighs.
