that's enough uploading for the month.
my pet peeve of the week: people who expect respect because of a title. respect is earned, and is not correlated to the grouping of words (or letters) following your name. argh.
oh joy and happiness- love, LOVE our new FP/Psych interns. and ridiculously happy that betza has joined me on this long, crazy journey that is our 5-year residency. yay for great comrades-in-arms.
totally did NOT love my first week at our inpatient psych ward, but i'm slowly getting used to the barely organized chaos. one thing i'm not getting used to- teaching med students. you'd think this would come easily, after all i was JUST a med student, so i should know what was helpful and what was not. you know, like i used to tell myself when i was a kid that i would never be one of those adults that "didn't get" children because i would always always remember what it was like... but no. sigh... i may not be able to teach much, but at the least i'm hoping that they have a great experience with psychiatry, to encourage a little empathy for the extremely mentally ill.
alright, enough blogging. time to whip up some grub for the hubby, who's now on internal medicine (as a SENIOR, craaazy) and working late most days. and then, off to bed early to recover some hours of precious sleep lost last night while on call- *sigh*... only 4 more years of call to go :P
1 comment:
ooh, i totally agree! you know what's the worst? cops that demand respect cuz...they're wearing the outfit. Dan once got pulled over for speeding. he was going like 65 in a 60 zone. people here really keep the speeding law! anyway, dan didn't think he was speeding. besides, he already saw the cop half a mile back and was cautious. so the cop comes to the window, and dan asks, "what did i do?" in the most sincere way. and the cop got super offended. I guess later he realized Dan was sincere in asking, because he said, "well, if you had been more respectful and not been such a smart alec i would have just let you go a long time ago. he did let us go, but jeez! what do you want? a 90 degree bow before speaking while looking at the ground?
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