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Friday, January 26, 2007




So.....I have a lot to vent about. Here goes

School....is frustrating. I've never taken more crap classes in all my life. One is valuable, because I get to almost intern (in nursing we call it precepting) with a nurse on a floor at Methodist. I love my nurse, the people, and the patients on the floor. Telemetry is my calling, I love hearts :) But the other classes make me want to throw my hands in the air and say "Screw graduating." For starters, there is a class that they call Professionalism 2 that we have to take before graduating. This class should be called "make people pretend to care about something that they dont." In this class, we have to examine nursing policy making: probably the most boring thing I've ever examined in my lifetime. Seriously, more than 3/4 of the class thinks that it's ridiculous. Prof 1 was just as ridiculous, but a lot easier. I have a semester long project that sucks....big time. Blah, I say.

The other class that I've grown to dispise is the one that Eric has eluded to, because we are in the class together. I used to not hate it so much....then everyone got un-shy and decided to start mini-debates throughout the entire class period. We were to agree upon a subject to debate, and when we had done so and were supposed to start the debate, the teacher and the students (mind you, not Eric or I) said that we should debate something else because abortion (the picked topic) was too emotionally charged. Um....isn't that the point of a debate?? The teacher made a switch-a-roo on us, making us examine the other viewpoint by forcing us to switch sides of the argument and argue for the side that we really don't support. Smart, and that's how you devlop into an examined person: you listen, and decide if the side you believe is true is really what is true. I think the collective maturity level of a large majorty of the class is about the 7th grade level, and the few people that do have good points usually waiver off of them after starting. Usually Eric and I just don't say much....for fear of losing our cool. At least that's why I don't say anything....because those people make me want to choke them for the most part. I know I'll make it through the semester, but it's frustrating none-the-less. So, needless to say we had to choose a new topic and now we're a day behind in the class. There is no sense of organization, and for those of you who know me: I'm an organization by the schedule type person. Chaos does not sit well with me.

Enough of that :) Last weekend was awesome. I got to see Lillian Mae, and Sandra. It was amazing spending time with all of them. They're very happy and healthy and it's awesome. I went out with Sandra and a few of my friends from high school to the loft, and it was drunken good times :) She does dance....by the way :)

Also last weekend, I celebrated lifetime. Around 47 lbs lost since last Thanksgiving, or around 74 lost since high school. Not too shabby :)

Kevin has been gone for the entire week, in Colorado with his family. It's been weird living alone. I figured out I dont really like it. It's kinda eery here at night....and quiet. Quiet is not for me I suppose :)

I almost forgot something. Dad got out of jail. He doesn't know I've moved....and we have a no contact order in place. However, the genius that put it in place made it go through January 31st, and that's it. I guess, let the games begin.

Anyhow, that's really about all. It was a rant, but it had to be said. Have a good day, all :)

5 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

I really think that asshat was taking a shot at me the other day in class when I brought up the minimum wage increase and he counter-suggested limits on corporate wage limits.

I may decide to spend the rest of the semester dragging his regurgitated, second-rate arguments through the dirt. If he simply wants to argue with someone, I'm reasonably certain I can make him look like an idiot for the rest of the semester.

Plus, I know I heard him call me "Republican". I don't like being called that. I don't really like being called conservative, but "Republican" crosses the line.

I'll decide this weekend on whether I intend to ignore him for the rest of the semester or tear down the crap that rolls out of his mouth.

That girl is at least willing to admit when she's been outsmarted.

~Eric

9:53 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

drunken good times... with Sandra... didn't she just complete treatment?????

9:30 PM  
Blogger Kara said...

Sandra completed treatment for drug abuse, not alcohol abuse. She has no problem with alcohol and really didn't drink a whole lot that night. The drunken good times were on my own behalf, because I and most of my friends had drunken good times.

2:14 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

take a few more nursing classes and learn about addictions... it has nothing to do with a DRUG or Alcohol... when I last checked alcohol was a drug?????

9:40 PM  
Blogger Kara said...

Not sure who you are, but you can take your comments elsewhere. Treatment is drug specific, hence why AA members dont go to NA. Don't tell me what I need to learn. Apparently you know it all, eh? If she's able to exercise self control with alcohol, it means she's safer with drugs as well. Do you even know her, or are you just spouting off at the mouth? Either way, she's my best friend/practically my sister and she doesn't deserve your disrespect.

4:08 PM  

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