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Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Holy Weekend!
7:27 PM | Posted by
Kari
I have been derelict in my blogging duties! It's because I was really busy having a fantastic weekend. I apologize for my absence.
There were just too many things to detail all of them, so I'll give you the play by play, day by day...
Thursday
I can't wait.
I love fall.
And apple festivals.
The end.
Love,
Kari
- Went to work (and by work, I mean the hospital... where I work for free... actually, I pay...)
- Went to the doctor, cleared to walk, swim, and ride (a little)!
- Went back to work
- Got free lunch at conference
- Went back to work
- Went home
- Went to the first Wake Forest football game of the season! The Deacons beat the Blue Hose... shocking.
- Went to bed
- Went to work (drove myself... without crutches!)
- Went to sports med conference, got more free lunch!
- Went back to work
- Went home.
- Took a nap
- Ate some dinner
- Went to the Winston-Salem Dash game with my friend Lindsay. They won. And this kid did some fantastic Michael Jackson dancing on the dugout. It was pretty sweet. And we ate ice cream.
- Went to bed.
- Went to work, but only for a short time.
- Went to my friend Keli's house to plan our tour de US, interview style. And ate fruit, and drank coffee, and played with dogs.
- Went home and cleaned... a lot.
- Drove to Burlington to hang out with some awesome LeadershipNOW people.
- Went to the Le Creuset factory outlet and picked up a blue 5.5qt enamel finished cast iron, 1st quality pot... and a couple kitchen utensils (to be featured in a later post...)
- Drove home and cleaned some more.
- My parents came! And we went to Brixx for dinner.
- Came home, ate peach pie, and watched TV (and drank coffee, which we had to stop at Starbucks to get, because I didn't have any decaf. Now I do. Phew.)
- Went to sleep.
- Made coffee.
- Went to Salem lake for a walk with my parents (I walked over 3 miles! Woot!)
- Went out for breakfast... and drank more coffee.
- Went to Dick's Sporting Goods and helped my dad pick out some new athletic shoes. He rivals me for thoroughness! Gotta get the right shoe!
- Went to Shelton Vineyards! Met one of the Shelton's, went on a tour, tasted some wine, bought a bottle and sat outside at a picnic table next to a stream and drank it (not by myself... my parents were there too!), went on a hayride through the vines with a funny dude on a New Holland tractor.
- Went to the grocery store to get supplies for Monday's cooking.
- Went to Five Guys and got dinner, because my parents haven't been there, which is a crime.
- Went home, ate our Five Guys, watched City Island (it was funny, I recommend it), and fell asleep watching TV.
- Made coffee, and breakfast (of the fruit, yogurt, granola variety).
- Cooked... lots. We made deviled eggs, the worlds best baked beans, and apple cobbler to take to a picnic!
- Went shopping... ohhh did we go shopping. Not for me. Or my mom. For my dad. He needed some "going out" jeans. We ended up with a few pairs of jeans, a few long sleeved shirts, a few short sleeved shirts, three pairs of shoes, and a belt. It was a success. He will look very debonair. Oh, and I got a couple suits (on like super-sale) for interview season! And some hiking pants.
- Went to the pool/hot tub.
- Went to some friends house for a picnic, played with the puppies, ate EXCELLENT food and drink, hung out, chatted, etc etc etc.
- Came home.
- Said goodbye to my parents.
- Looked up patients for today.
- Went to bed.
Kari
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About Me
I am a Family Medicine intern at a community hospital in Indiana, navigating the new world of being a physician. I am privileged to work in a field I love, where every day is a new and unpredictable challenge.
I am not only a doctor, but also a cyclist, runner, DIYer in the making, lover of the outdoors, traveler, and human.
Human, MD is a glimpse into the world of a young doctor who is just trying to stay true to herself through the grueling whirlwind of residency.
I am not only a doctor, but also a cyclist, runner, DIYer in the making, lover of the outdoors, traveler, and human.
Human, MD is a glimpse into the world of a young doctor who is just trying to stay true to herself through the grueling whirlwind of residency.
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