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will my heart ever heal? i'm starting to believe that it quite possibly may not
will my heart ever heal? i'm starting to believe that it quite possibly may not
I'm pretty indecisive myself. I hope wherever you end up works out, even if it isn't here.I am the worst person in the world at making big decisions. Choosing a place to live should not be this difficult.
I'm pretty indecisive myself. I hope wherever you end up works out, even if it isn't here.
In that case, the better choice is probably to stay since it means not going through the hassle of moving. Just a thought!Thanks! I keep going back and forth on whether I want to stay in my current place or move out there. The problem is that the things I don't like about this place are the things I do like about your place and vice versa. I even put everything about both places into this nifty pros and cons list calculator: http://www2.elc.polyu.edu.hk/cill/tools/prosandcons.htm They came out with exactly identical scores. I am hopeless.
In that case, the better choice is probably to stay since it means not going through the hassle of moving. Just a thought!
I think she smelled the stinky towel smell and assumed that she had peed again, and didn't want to admit that she was wrong. She also tried to leverage the fact that my cat had already used the laundry room litterbox I set up to say that she's "obviously used to going in there." Um, what? No. She's a cat. She uses a litterbox 99.9% of the time, no crap she's going to use the new one in the first 24hrs or so.
So now I'm left to decide whether I'm being unreasonably defensive of my cat or not...
Thanks! I keep going back and forth on whether I want to stay in my current place or move out there. The problem is that the things I don't like about this place are the things I do like about your place and vice versa. I even put everything about both places into this nifty pros and cons list calculator: http://www2.elc.polyu.edu.hk/cill/tools/prosandcons.htm They came out with exactly identical scores. I am hopeless.
advice from olympus customer service guy: "uh i've never heard of that happening before...um it's not supposed to do that. you should send it in for repair." why thank you, that was super insightful and helpful of you. i'm so glad i called, i thought that was a normal function of the camera! ...did i mention i'm in another country? "oh, um, well send it in when you get back." ahhh thanks for those pearls of wisdom.my beloved camera appears to be sick! :O it started doing this weird reset thing during a dive yesterday (in a housing) where it would take a picture, freeze, go blank, and reset to whatever mode it was set to when the camera was first turned on (i.e. if the original set for the day was macro when i turned it on but i was shooting with a panoramic mode, it would reset back to macro; it also does it even if you're in that mode already). it would do this after every picture or so. i tried resetting it to default when i took it out later with no results. now its not even recording the picture, jut pretends to snap a shot and then resets.
aside from the fact that i've got hundreds and hundreds of dollars sunk into this camera because of the diving housing, i absolutely don't know what i'll do with myself if i have to spend my last month here without a camera! no more pictures, no more diving picture?!? a genuine nightmare!!!
I would pre-soak the stuff that she's already peed on with some enzymatic cleaner before washing it next time.
I have a month left of classes but no ****s left to give.
I'm terrible at timed practical exams. 2 minutes per station is too little time for me. I try to stay calm but it's too much pressure. My anxiety has been through the roof lately Nothing seems to be going right, I want to give up. I miss my Libby; she was my sunshine
Anesthesia? I totally bombed it last year. My head refused to calculate fluid rates and that was like 3 of the stations and I kept trying to go back to the problems mentally and remember the numbers... We've all been there, ky. *hugs*
Really annoying how some people wait until the last day to alert a school of their decision to attend or not. Perhaps those are some of the people with the 'fortunate' dilemma of being accepted and/or waitlisted to multiple schools, but those of us that don't have that problem would really like to know!!
Really annoying how some people wait until the last day to alert a school of their decision to attend or not. Perhaps those are some of the people with the 'fortunate' dilemma of being accepted and/or waitlisted to multiple schools, but those of us that don't have that problem would really like to know!!
Thats frustrating! Speaking of Tb tests, got an email today that I was "non-compliant" for my tb test last semester. I got my test done through school and they came to the vet school two days later to read it. Called, and apparently they lost whatever form they needed that said I got my read and it was negative/non-reactive. Now they're trying to get me to take it again and pay for again! Hoping whoever messed this up finds the paperwork soon.So I have to get a yearly TB test since I'm in the school of public health in addition to vet med. Took the bus over to the other campus today for the application clinic. Waited in line for at least a half hour (while listening to all the dental students complain about having to walk all the way down the street to get to the clinic and "omg, why can't they have them in the building where we have class like they used to?"), because everyone else wanted to get there's done during lunch too. Since it was almost 1:00 by the time I got mine done, the nurse told me I'd have to come back sometime after 1 on Thursday to have it read. And I'm like, wow, wait a minute. You said nowhere on your website where it lists application & read day schedules that I wouldn't be able to have it read until exactly 48 hours after it was applied, just that I have to be able to come both days. I have a presentation to do during my 1:00 class on thursday, followed by what was sure to be a very helpful review for our path lab exam. It would have been nice to know this in advance so I could have skipped out of class early this morning and gone over before lunch so and have it done early enough to have it read during lunch on Thursday, since my class this morning (which, ironically enough was about mycobacterium) was far less important. I mean I get the importance of waiting 48 hours, but it could have been a bit clearer on the darn website.
So I have to get a yearly TB test since I'm in the school of public health in addition to vet med. Took the bus over to the other campus today for the application clinic. Waited in line for at least a half hour (while listening to all the dental students complain about having to walk all the way down the street to get to the clinic and "omg, why can't they have them in the building where we have class like they used to?"), because everyone else wanted to get there's done during lunch too. Since it was almost 1:00 by the time I got mine done, the nurse told me I'd have to come back sometime after 1 on Thursday to have it read. And I'm like, wow, wait a minute. You said nowhere on your website where it lists application & read day schedules that I wouldn't be able to have it read until exactly 48 hours after it was applied, just that I have to be able to come both days. I have a presentation to do during my 1:00 class on thursday, followed by what was sure to be a very helpful review for our path lab exam. It would have been nice to know this in advance so I could have skipped out of class early this morning and gone over before lunch so and have it done early enough to have it read during lunch on Thursday, since my class this morning (which, ironically enough was about mycobacterium) was far less important. I mean I get the importance of waiting 48 hours, but it could have been a bit clearer on the darn website.
Really annoying how you post something to a rant thread and then getting told not to hate when all you were doing was letting out a little frustration
Really annoying how you post something to a rant thread and then getting told not to hate when all you were doing was letting out a little frustration
I did... the clinic closes at 3... will still be in class, and she said the absolute earliest that I'd be able come is 12:30, which is cutting it really close for me to take the bus back to campus for my class at 1, since my group is the first group presentingI would ask if you can come back an hour early or a couple hours late; they really shouldn't care (or haven't in my experience with multiple TB tests).
Good lord, passive aggressive much?
My point is that although it is frustrating you will find out very soon. And while waiting sucks, other applicants are entitled to take their time making an important decision about their futures. Whether they submit their decisions on January 1st or April 15th is not going to change the outcome for you. So you might as well take a deep breath and relax, because you've only got to hang on for a little bit longer.
Although now I might recommend that you use the wait time for an attitude adjustment.
Edit: lol, so much escalation happening in this thread right now.
Ugh hope you're able to figure it out.I did... the clinic closes at 3... will still be in class, and she said the absolute earliest that I'd be able come is 12:30, which is cutting it really close for me to take the bus back to campus for my class at 1, since my group is the first group presenting
You can still ask for LORs, can't you?I'm really bummed. I spent the better part of two years culminating relationships with two professors at my school, in the hopes that I could ask them later for LORs for an internship. One of them left the college a few months ago, and the other is on her way out. THIS SUCKS SO MUCH. I am happy for them that they found better opportunities, but my proactive networking has landed me a big fat nothing. And both of them are excellent teachers and now I won't get to work with them on clinics.
Technically, yes, but I never worked with them in a clinical setting, so I'm not sure how much they could add to my application at this point. Like "so and so hung out here on her days off...but I don't know how she'll work through a problem list or come up with a diagnosis"You can still ask for LORs, can't you?