Past few entries:

Crap - 2005-04-22

Awkward and sad - 2005-04-17

Faces are gross - 2005-04-03

I suck, you suck, everything sucks - 2005-03-17

Hurray! - 2005-02-22

Other lovely places to visit:

Andrew
Dave
Diaryland
Hangtime
Jackson
Jeffy
Loobylu
Lurgee
Marn
Neonjunkie
Out of order
She speaks good english
Spacegirl
Tanzy
Velcrometer

2005-02-10

Look at my crappy horoscope for the upcoming year of the rooster!

"Most things would begin with difficulties before they become easy. You would have many lonely moments. Do not gamble. Do be greedy. Beware of being cheated. There is a bleeding sign involved. Overall, your work and income would be stable.

WORK
Be conservative. Your work is safe. If you are in a position of power, you should do very well this year.

WEALTH
Your money sign is not too strong. Stay away from gambling and speculations.

HEALTH
You would be prone to accidents. Take you time when handling things.

ROMANCE
You may not have too much romance. Indeed, there would be lonely moments. Develop some spiritual endeavors.

You tend to over-spend on things you may not need. You may even be in lack of attention in doing things."

Can't you sense the dreariness of that prediction despite the poor English?

Anyway, in spite of such a bleak outlook on the upcoming year, I am going to try to turn over a new leaf and look on the bright side.

Here's my new take on my current psyc rotation. I am obviously not going to become a psychiatrist. Nor am I going to be completely calm when patients are angry or manic. Nor am I going to stop asking multiple questions or leading questions that will completely confuse my patients. Nor am I going to get an honours in this rotation even though like 99% of students do. I accept that. This will not define who I am. And this is not the end of the world because I will always have a spot in family medicine in Saskatchewan. And Saskatchewan is only -40 degrees for 11 months of the year, which means that I only have to endure 22 months of covering up every inch of exposed skin on my body before going outside and digging trenches in the snow to get out of the house before I get to come home again.

See, I can do this glass half-full thing!