Precious.

My attitude at my current job has been reflective of somebody who's graduating in a month, not starting classes in a month.

I've got my first background check in the medical world in process! It's been two full days with no call, and I'm supposed to return on Monday, so I'm assuming all is well. Either that, or somebody had Thursday or Friday off.

I did some sewing today!!!!!!!!!!!!!!IERHQWI$%^@#

Here's the ROUGH sketch of the new WHAR artwork. I'm getting the final, in-color/in-detail version tomorrow- but I feel like documenting it here will be worth the paste. Treat it like concept art.

"Hipsters wear scrubs."

12/2/09


I feel really confident about this decision. This building is like an entire other dimension in comparison to the carpeted D building. If CSN had an episode of Cribs, this would be the focus (where the... ugh, happens).


There's a girl splitting time between Tetris and Facebook that taunts me with her laptop.


WOAH there's the black med student I've been dreaming about.


I see a girl with a textbook that couldn't possibly be studying for anything I couldn't pass. I bet her latte is a latte.


This building has all of the traits that scare me away from hospitals, architecture wise- 


Holy shit, thought that was Georgio -


But walking through CSN's largest location had me thinking "wow, this is a real campus." Stairways wrap around the buildings like Kashyyk. I just used the last of my phone battery looking that up. Next time I'm in this building I better have a laptop and scrubs on. The people with scrubs seem a lot hipper.


Who is really trying to register for CNA classes? You better be a pre-registering student for that class.


I am really impressed with this building.


Woah that old guy knows that white girl? Making friends in class seems like it could either be extremely easy or impossible depending on which Kevin decides to show up. The first day will probably decidce that.


I'm going in with the attitude that no class can be challenging, which seems like the appropriate attitude. Then again, there are a lot of bones in the human body. That little white girl just paraphrased me. "I didnt go in thinking it'll be really easy, I was just really confident." Way to sum it up better than me in half the words.


This was such a good idea.


Though, I compared being in this building to being in a skyscraper on my way to broadcast a morning show- and that sounds a lot better.

"Respect the book."

"It's more a pamphlet than a book."

Hallelujah II.

Late Registration.

My first semester of classes are registered. Tomorrow is the DMV, and next week is another trip to the campus to re-confirm the financial aid process and set up direct deposit.

Semester 1 Plans: (barring financial aid timing issues):
ENG 101 *online
PSY 101 *friday
Intro to the Human Body *tues/thurs
Intro to the Human Body Lab *online

The main issues at hand now are scheduling my TEAS test for January 30th, scoring above 91 percent, and completing (preferably) 100 hours of community service by April 1st.

Even if I don't get into the program this year, I can still take the Certified Nursing Assistant program and the medical math class next semester. I am essentially in the program now, as I am knocking out most of the classes before submitting my application. Whether I get in for 2010 or 2011, I'll still be knocking away at it.

Outer space.

B.o.B aka Bobby Ray x Whynatte from Motion Family on Vimeo.

I could rap a verse but I'd rather sing.