blutreefrog (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} blutreefrog) wrote,@ 2008-01-11 00:07:00 |
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85% Hillary Clinton
84% Barack Obama
83% John Edwards
83% Chris Dodd
83% Bill Richardson
78% Joe Biden
76% Dennis Kucinich
73% Mike Gravel
46% Rudy Giuliani
40% John McCain
31% Mike Huckabee
30% Mitt Romney
25% Tom Tancredo
21% Fred Thompson
16% Ron Paul
2008 Presidential Candidate Matching Quiz
I'm a little surprised, but not much. I still wanted to vote for Colbert.
On another note, my horse colicked last night for the second time in seven days. So, being a novice doctor I called reinforcement in the form of Dr. Fulton. She's been Pepper's doc for years. She had me rectally palpate Pepper, and then she checked after me, confirming my diagnosis. So, Yay! I make the correct diagnosis. Boo, my horse may not trust me for awhile. Later, I warned my dad against the kalamata olives I put in his dinner salad. I didn't want him to choke on a pit. I told him I wasn't going to do the heimlich on him. He said, completely deadpan, "You will go shoulder deep in your own horse's ass, but you won't do the heimlich on your father?" Tee hee. People gross me out. What can I say?
I endured a three hour formal interview for a job today. I have to say it was by far the most thorough interview I've encountered over the last two weeks. I was impressed. I was also impressed by myself throughout all of my interviews. I wasn't at all nervous. I thought I would be, similar to my vet school interviews. However, I wasn't the least bit nervous. I was proud of myself. I have figured out that I don't need to worry or fret about finding a job. I need to be concerned about finding the right one for me.
I was very honest and open with all of my potential employers that my goal is to open up my own practice in five years. I thought that might turn folks off, but no one seemed to react negatively. Of course, I don't think anyone in their right mind would expect greater than a one year commitment from a new grad right from the start.
Ok, it's raining and there is thunder in the distance. I must turn of the light and appreciate the weather. My windows are open and it's January. So very soon reality will return as I fly back to Michigan Saturday night. Poit.
84% Barack Obama
83% John Edwards
83% Chris Dodd
83% Bill Richardson
78% Joe Biden
76% Dennis Kucinich
73% Mike Gravel
46% Rudy Giuliani
40% John McCain
31% Mike Huckabee
30% Mitt Romney
25% Tom Tancredo
21% Fred Thompson
16% Ron Paul
2008 Presidential Candidate Matching Quiz
I'm a little surprised, but not much. I still wanted to vote for Colbert.
On another note, my horse colicked last night for the second time in seven days. So, being a novice doctor I called reinforcement in the form of Dr. Fulton. She's been Pepper's doc for years. She had me rectally palpate Pepper, and then she checked after me, confirming my diagnosis. So, Yay! I make the correct diagnosis. Boo, my horse may not trust me for awhile. Later, I warned my dad against the kalamata olives I put in his dinner salad. I didn't want him to choke on a pit. I told him I wasn't going to do the heimlich on him. He said, completely deadpan, "You will go shoulder deep in your own horse's ass, but you won't do the heimlich on your father?" Tee hee. People gross me out. What can I say?
I endured a three hour formal interview for a job today. I have to say it was by far the most thorough interview I've encountered over the last two weeks. I was impressed. I was also impressed by myself throughout all of my interviews. I wasn't at all nervous. I thought I would be, similar to my vet school interviews. However, I wasn't the least bit nervous. I was proud of myself. I have figured out that I don't need to worry or fret about finding a job. I need to be concerned about finding the right one for me.
I was very honest and open with all of my potential employers that my goal is to open up my own practice in five years. I thought that might turn folks off, but no one seemed to react negatively. Of course, I don't think anyone in their right mind would expect greater than a one year commitment from a new grad right from the start.
Ok, it's raining and there is thunder in the distance. I must turn of the light and appreciate the weather. My windows are open and it's January. So very soon reality will return as I fly back to Michigan Saturday night. Poit.
