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when in doubt, make a list
8 Aug 2009 08:27 pmThis was going to be yet another post about how my eyes hurt and it's Saturday night and I'm stuck in the library studying the thrilling ins-and-outs of urinary frequency, BUT, instead I'm going to yank some positives out of my life and wave them around, because I have a tendency to forget about them in favour of the things I want to whine about.
Alors:
1) I have discovered the secret to cheap and thigh-friendly chocolate consumption: instead of impulse-buying $2 chocolate bars from the vending machine in moments of intense craving, buy a large packet of mixed fun-sized bars on sale from Coles. Smaller amounts of chocolate! Much less money spent overall! The thrill of sticking your hand into the packet and not knowing whether you'll pull out a Cherry Ripe or a TimeOut or a Crunchie! Le monde est tellement changé!
2) Gastro block is over and renal has arrived, for which I am truly thankful. We've dropped the hideous biochem and we're back in the lovely, logical world of charged particles moving across membranes and drug mechanisms that are easy to understand. Physiology = <3333
3) All the French-language blogs that I follow are fashion blogs. I am acquiring a very specialised kind of vocabulary.
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kayloulee has lent me sarahtales's book The Demon's Lexicon, which I'm going to get a start on as soon as I have finished slogging my way through this chapter of my clinical examination textbook.
Alors:
1) I have discovered the secret to cheap and thigh-friendly chocolate consumption: instead of impulse-buying $2 chocolate bars from the vending machine in moments of intense craving, buy a large packet of mixed fun-sized bars on sale from Coles. Smaller amounts of chocolate! Much less money spent overall! The thrill of sticking your hand into the packet and not knowing whether you'll pull out a Cherry Ripe or a TimeOut or a Crunchie! Le monde est tellement changé!
2) Gastro block is over and renal has arrived, for which I am truly thankful. We've dropped the hideous biochem and we're back in the lovely, logical world of charged particles moving across membranes and drug mechanisms that are easy to understand. Physiology = <3333
3) All the French-language blogs that I follow are fashion blogs. I am acquiring a very specialised kind of vocabulary.
4)
kayloulee has lent me sarahtales's book The Demon's Lexicon, which I'm going to get a start on as soon as I have finished slogging my way through this chapter of my clinical examination textbook.