Tuesday: 10:30 - 12:30 SAM final
Wednesday: 7-9am Ans final
Friday I should get my grades so wish me tons of luck that I will be moving onto 6th semester!
FINALS 5.0
Monday: 10:30-12:30 Tox final
Tuesday: 10:30 - 12:30 SAM final
Wednesday: 7-9am Ans final
Thursday: 7-9am DI final and my flight home!!!
Tuesday: 10:30 - 12:30 SAM final
Wednesday: 7-9am Ans final
Part One of Finals
Josh Project video:
Lyrics:
"I’ve never seen a monkey in the flesh
Weekend:
My favorite part of finals (yeah right) is taking these pictures, so you back home can appreciate my study load (pen on left for scale):
Monday: Happy 14th Birthday Buffy! We had our last SAM class and our Ans Lab final. I also had my tour of our professor's toxic plant garden for the final on Monday.
Tuesday: We had our last DI class, our DI quiz, and the Ans Lab review.
Wednesday: I am now officially done with classes and it's time to start cramming! My last PAWS meeting is tonight! I have officially adopted out over 50 cats in the 5 semesters I was a PAWS officer. It's bittersweet to leave; I am thankful for the opportunity to work with such a passionate organization but also thankful for the free time that I will now have to study.
This is also me right now: What Day Is It?
Thursday: I had to clean the aviary, go to a DI TA session, and meet with my anesthesia professors. The 7th transition ceremony was tonight, so I went to say goodbye and good luck. Like I said last week, it's crazy to see them leave because I started this crazy adventure with them. I'm incredibly happy for them for making it so far though!
Friday: We have a Tox review. If you want to learn some plants with me for my Tox exam, here's my professor's toxic plant garden on campus. Toxic Plant Garden
Weekend?
Lyrics:
"I’ve never seen a monkey in the flesh
I cut my teeth on leather sans in the
union
I’m very proud of my address, all my friends back home they
got postcode envy.
But every day is like
Lab coats, green scrubs,
freakin bout the Rossie, blood smears, block tests, what did Dr Soto say
We don’t care, we driving Samurais
in our dreams
But everybody’s like
Brinleys, Carib, (don't know what he said),
Jet planes, Nevis, puppies on a PAWS leash
We don’t care we all got a
little sand in our hair
But we’ll never be MDs
It’s just not in our blood
That kind of med just ain’t
for us
We like our hair a little
rough.
Let me be your teacher
And you can call be Dr Kibs.
Baby I’ll teach about anatomy
My friends and I wear pretty robes
We spent our money on some cats in
the ocean
And everyone who knows us knows
That we’re fine with this
It’s Uncle Sam’s money.
But every day is like
Lab coats, green scrubs,
freakin bout the Rossie, blood smears, block tests, what did Dr Soto say
We don’t care, we driving Samurais
in our dreams
But everybody’s like
Brinleys, Carib, (don't know what he said),
Jet planes, Nevis, puppies on a PAWS leash
We don’t care we all got a
little sand in our hair
But we’ll never be MDs
It’s just not in our blood
That kind of med just ain’t
for us
We like our hair a little
rough.
Let me be your teacher
And you can call me Shokery
Baby I’ll teach about
toxicology.
Ooh
Poorer than I’ve ever been
Has anybody seen the dean
Ooh
Scream without a care
7th you finally
made it here
But we’ll never be MDs
It’s just not in our blood
That kind of med just ain’t
for us
We like our hair a little
rough.
Let me be your teacher
And you can call me Dr. Reich
Baby I’ll teach about that
kidney."
Weekend:
My favorite part of finals (yeah right) is taking these pictures, so you back home can appreciate my study load (pen on left for scale):
Monday: Happy 14th Birthday Buffy! We had our last SAM class and our Ans Lab final. I also had my tour of our professor's toxic plant garden for the final on Monday.
Tuesday: We had our last DI class, our DI quiz, and the Ans Lab review.
Wednesday: I am now officially done with classes and it's time to start cramming! My last PAWS meeting is tonight! I have officially adopted out over 50 cats in the 5 semesters I was a PAWS officer. It's bittersweet to leave; I am thankful for the opportunity to work with such a passionate organization but also thankful for the free time that I will now have to study.
This is also me right now: What Day Is It?
Thursday: I had to clean the aviary, go to a DI TA session, and meet with my anesthesia professors. The 7th transition ceremony was tonight, so I went to say goodbye and good luck. Like I said last week, it's crazy to see them leave because I started this crazy adventure with them. I'm incredibly happy for them for making it so far though!
Weekend?
Study, Study, Study
Weekend: Orange (7th) semester banquet
For the month of April....I almost typed March, that's how fast this year is going....I am going to have a fun vet school/veterinary related joke, especially since finals are pretty taking up this entire month.
Monday: I ran to the bank this morning, went to a lunch talk about preparing for the NAVLE, had EVS on emergency cases, had my last dance class (where no one showed up), and went to dinner.
Tuesday: Regular day of classes. That night was Bryan's birthday dinner at Carmabola where he was able to rent out the entire place for the night.
Wednesday: Normal morning classes and our last anesthesia class. I had an FCP/PAWS meeting at lunch in order to work out some cat intake issues and get the two clubs on the same page. We then had our OSCE this afternoon. It's an exam to ensure you know how to do different aspects of a physical exam on horse, ovine, and canine, as well as a communication drill.
Thursday: We had double SAM as we our winding down in all our classes. We are done with tox as of today. The Josh Project skit was today at lunch. I had the DI: large animal positioning lab. I'm also not sure what day it is anymore.....I could have sworn today was Wednesday and yesterday was Thursday.....oooh finals....
Friday: We only have double SAM today and I have to help work the PAWS supply sale. This afternoon, I need to renew my car insurance and get some goodies for dad in port. I'm already developing cabin fever and the real fun hasn't begun yet.
Weekend? I'm not sure what a weekend is a the moment.
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For the month of April....I almost typed March, that's how fast this year is going....I am going to have a fun vet school/veterinary related joke, especially since finals are pretty taking up this entire month.
Monday: I ran to the bank this morning, went to a lunch talk about preparing for the NAVLE, had EVS on emergency cases, had my last dance class (where no one showed up), and went to dinner.
Tuesday: Regular day of classes. That night was Bryan's birthday dinner at Carmabola where he was able to rent out the entire place for the night.
Wednesday: Normal morning classes and our last anesthesia class. I had an FCP/PAWS meeting at lunch in order to work out some cat intake issues and get the two clubs on the same page. We then had our OSCE this afternoon. It's an exam to ensure you know how to do different aspects of a physical exam on horse, ovine, and canine, as well as a communication drill.
Thursday: We had double SAM as we our winding down in all our classes. We are done with tox as of today. The Josh Project skit was today at lunch. I had the DI: large animal positioning lab. I'm also not sure what day it is anymore.....I could have sworn today was Wednesday and yesterday was Thursday.....oooh finals....
Friday: We only have double SAM today and I have to help work the PAWS supply sale. This afternoon, I need to renew my car insurance and get some goodies for dad in port. I'm already developing cabin fever and the real fun hasn't begun yet.
Reasons to visit St Kitts
23 Things That Are Completely Normal When Living In St Kitts
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