2) Eating the same menu every week gets boring:
3) But no matter what, my reaction before every pulled pork and mac & cheese night is always:
(Note: this is Nicki's reaction as well, often in unison with me)
4) There is a great deal of patience required for this job. Some for dealing with volunteers, some for living in community, but the most for when you get stuck behind a double wide trailer or 2-story tall piece of mining equipment being transported down the (barely) two-lane road.
5) It was wonderful to have recently experienced the perfect date while in West Virginia
6) Not having final exams like a lot of my friends has been like:
7) However, though the application process doesn't even start for another month, applying to medical schools is like:
8) I recently bought an ENO hammock. Sort of a staffer staple, along with Chacos (which I have yet to get into) but it's been nice to experience the warm weather suspended in the air between two trees next to the river.
9) Speaking of time to relax, I could use some good book suggestions. I recently read a novel/fictional memoir (is that a real genre?) about a scientist who develops early-onset Alzhemier's. Needless to say, every time I forgot where my truck keys were, I self-diagnosed and freaked out. Which led me to wonder what medical school will be like and whether I'll be one of those kids who "discovers" they have a different rare disease every week. Probably, but that's a whole different story. Anyways, I just need some recommended titles so I can search the one-room, five-shelf library in Pineville for it.
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