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| Happy 3-year blogiversary to me! |
Can’t believe I’ve managed to keep up with this thing as
long as I have, but last Saturday I became a three-year blogger! It’s been fun
sharing my experiences with the world and I hope to continue to bring you all
more excitement in the coming years. I’m super appreciative of anyone who stops
by to read my random musings, and I’m even more thankful to those of you who
have kept up with my blog over the years. If it weren’t for all the support,
comments, questions, etc., I probably would have stopped writing a long time
ago, so THANK YOU for reading and continuing to stay with me. It really does
mean a lot to me.
In other news, I finished my plastic surgery rotation last
Friday and I miss it already. I had an amazing month, learned a lot, and met
some pretty great people. I’ve pretty much enjoyed all of my rotations thus
far, but this one was the best yet. I seriously couldn’t have asked for a
better surgery experience, and I can’t wait until I’m back in the operating
room again. The coming months will be filled with a lot of Family Medicine and
Internal Medicine, and I look forward to new experiences and learning as much
as I can on these upcoming rotations, but I will be patiently counting down the
days until I get to have another surgery rotation.
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| Holiday selfie with Dr. Earl Stephenson and the staff of Signature Plastic Surgery |
Tomorrow is Christmas Eve, and I am looking forward to
spending time with my family. I was supposed to make the drive today, but since
my sister decided to take my daughter out of town for me today, I figured I
would take the day to enjoy some much needed alone time. I had this week off
and I will have next week off, so I have been thoroughly enjoying the first
break I have had this year. This week I mostly got caught up with some things I’ve
been procrastinating on, slept, and binged watched Netflix and it was awesome.
I even had the opportunity to volunteer at my daughter’s class holiday party,
which made her super happy. It’s not often that I’m able to participate in her
school functions nowadays, so showing up and making her happy when I can makes
me happy.
But anyway, I hope everyone reading this was a wonderful
Christmas full of love, laughter, and happiness. Being busy with medical school
definitely makes me appreciate the rare moments I get to go see and spend time
with my family, so I am looking forward to dealing with all the craziness and
laughs this weekend will bring. Have a Merry Christmas!!!!
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