After a day like today, I can't wait to be in my clinical rotation this summer... A full 3 months without written tests and group projects... Just get up, go to work, appreciate what I saw that day, relax, maybe actually make it to the gym, go to bed, repeat. Just have to make it to June! (yes, I know it will have its own stressors, but they will be different from the ones that are driving me crazy this week!)
This week has been so crazy busy, I feel like I can't get a good breath before starting something else. I had 2 projects due this week, a lab practical, a quiz, a brain harvest, plus Georgia State's first ever DPT White Coat Ceremony! On top of all of that, finals start NEXT WEEK! How did those sneak up on me when this is the desktop on my computer:
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Anyway, Caroline (the rooms) and I have taken on a large portion of planning this White Coat Ceremony tomorrow, which has taken time away from studyinig for finals and finishing my Neuro Atlas that's due on Monday. I have no idea how I'm going to fit this next week and a half of school work into only just a week and a half of real time... {And none of that includes my real-life stuff going on this weekend, like pink barre (go PT PAC!) and Abrielle's dance competition (pics to follow)}
And on top of all that, our professors just love those pesky little group projects. You know, the ones where it's impossible to get 6 peoples' schedules outside of class time to line up so that you can do the project together as a group. So you try to piece together 6 little mini-versions of the project to sound like a cohesive group effort, which works about as well as a 5 year old's art project. I'm so over those.
Well, It's well past time to go to bed since I have to be up in the morning for a brain harvest... You know what they say, "the early bird gets to dissect the spinal cord!"
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