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A brief little update!

I received news by my teacher today that I have been placed on some mystery unit at my sponsoring hospital for my practicum. Which will hopefully help my chances of getting some visibility and getting hired at that unit, too!

My teacher cannot release the information since only 2 out of the 25 people in my class have placed. (killing me! I want to know now!)

So I am praying for either Emergency Department, ICU, or Telemetry (in that order)....

Yay!!!! Things are moving along.

76 days until I have my BSN.

I am starting to feel a little better, I think! So yay! My stomach is still.....irritable. But, it is doing a little better. Maybe the antibiotics I'm on are actually doing something! (fingers crossed)

And Ryan is back, and he is like a different person!! After he graduated - had guard annual training for a week, was sick for the following week, was in North Dakota/Nebraska for the week after THAT...............And now life is getting back to normal!

I have not seen this man this relaxed and normal since............January of 2008!! And work is going really well.

We have 3 tomatoes that have turned red! Triplets!!!

Life is good.

We have a fun date planned tomorrow night. Sushi, and then a networking event at the city Art Museum. It's a suit/cocktail dress kind of affair.

I have no idea what I will be wearing.

Yikes.

I am no fashionista. This sucks.

Have a great weekend, all!!!
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Marlys said…
That is super about your practicum! Congratulations my dear! And you better watch out about that sushi on your stomach! Dad says just eat the rice! Have fun and stay well!
June 3, 2010 at 8:06 PM
Lisa's Yarns said…
Sounds like a fun night. You could wear the gray dress you wore to Ryan's convocation ceremony? I thought that was very cute & classy. Good luck w/ the outfit selection, I am sure you'll come up with something great.

I am glad Ryan is getting a chance to relax. It's a wonderful thing to 'just' work. I felt like a huge burden was lifted off my chest when i finished grad school!!

Have a wonderful weekend. I hope your stomach is back to normal very soon!
June 4, 2010 at 5:06 AM
Lisa's Yarns said…
Oh, and congrats about placing! 2 out of 25 - wow!! So proud of you. Can't wait to find out where you end up!
June 4, 2010 at 5:07 AM
Unknown said…
Congratulations! That is wonderful. Hope you feel better and have fun this weekend! I am jealous of your tomatoes!
June 4, 2010 at 8:13 AM
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