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Saturday, April 30, 2011
The Empty Pen
11:06 PM | Posted by
Kari
There are few things quite as satisfying as emptying out an entire pen. Rarely does this actually happen. More commonly, I lose a pen before I even have a chance to get through the whole thing.
But for the last two weeks, we've been in lecture all day... without our computers. And while I'm listening to lecture (yes, I promise I actually am listening), I have to do something else. Normally, I play minesweeper. But since we weren't allowed to have computers open, instead I doodled. And 8 hours of doodling for 5 straight days will burn out any pen. Including this one:
I got this pen with my information packet when I was interviewing in Portland, OR. They got bonus points for giving me a sweet pen. Over the past couple weeks, I used this pen as my exclusive doodling pen. And then, it does. It completely ran out of ink. I even disassembled it to make sure it wasn't just clogged! Sure 'nough, it was empty. Dry. SUCCESS!!!
Talk about a feeling of accomplishment! I owned that pen.
I probably should get less joy out of draining a pen of all of it's ink. But whatev. It makes me happy.
Very very happy.
But for the last two weeks, we've been in lecture all day... without our computers. And while I'm listening to lecture (yes, I promise I actually am listening), I have to do something else. Normally, I play minesweeper. But since we weren't allowed to have computers open, instead I doodled. And 8 hours of doodling for 5 straight days will burn out any pen. Including this one:
I got this pen with my information packet when I was interviewing in Portland, OR. They got bonus points for giving me a sweet pen. Over the past couple weeks, I used this pen as my exclusive doodling pen. And then, it does. It completely ran out of ink. I even disassembled it to make sure it wasn't just clogged! Sure 'nough, it was empty. Dry. SUCCESS!!!
Talk about a feeling of accomplishment! I owned that pen.
I probably should get less joy out of draining a pen of all of it's ink. But whatev. It makes me happy.
Very very happy.
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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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