So.

Yes, it has been a while since this blog was updated, but I cannot be blamed for that. We didn’t have the internet in my new house, and the few times I was over at the res or at Abel’s, I had more important things to do. (like World of Warcraft)

Here’s a short list of things that have changed for me this year:

1. I no longer live in the res.
2. I’m not studying anymore.
3. A kilo’s worth of flesh has suddenly stuck to my bones, making them bigger than they originally were.

Onto more interesting news.

The NUM (nursing unit manager) in the renal dialysis unit where I’m currently working on a casual basis seems to have taken an interest in where I do my first new grad rotation. How do I know this? Well, things were quiet in the middle of the morning shift and one of the nurses I was working with said that the NUM had told her that I should go see the lady who’s in charge of new grads.

Long story short, I went to her office to see her, but it turns out that she doesn’t come in on Fridays, which is weird because the message she left said to come in today.

So it looks like I’ll be kept in suspense all weekend, just waiting to find out why she wanted to talk to me. Hopefully it’s to tell me that I can get in on the May intake of new grads, and that I’ll be in renal dialysis for all four rotations, if that’s at all possible. (Crosses fingers) Secondary plan, do a rotation in there, and then quit the new grad program and get hired in the unit full time. Yup, that foolproof plan will be put into action immediately.

Side note: Josh has started blogging again, check him out at Buccaneer Brucey.