I am back among the living. I just got finished working 3 twelve hour shifts straight. I was working from 4:30 am to 4:30 PM. Then had class from 6 p-9 p Monday & Tuesday night. Then I went to Narcotics Anonamous for my psych nursing class Wednesday night. I am supposed to be preparing to go apply for other nursing internships around town. I can’t find my resume. Oh well time to create a new one. I am so tired. I just want to go back to bed. But I have to get stuff done. I need to make a few sample care plans. I need to go buy toliet paper. Little petty stuff.
I was looking at job postings online. I didn’t see any intern/extern opportunities at The MED, but I did see several at Methodist Central including one full time position. And it’s posted as Critical Care Neuro Trauma Unit. Interesting….. But I’m considering the one in the Operating Room. Either way it should be interesting.
I just found a resume website that I think is pretty nifty. 10 Minute Resume. I think it took me a little longer than 10 minutes, but it did all the formating for me. It was really cool.
Your magical style is Magus.
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Yeah, you know it. Yeah, you know it all, don’t ya? But alas, usually being eager to learn takes it’s toll on your social life. But you don’t really care, cuz you know in 15 years you’re gonna own their asses. MWUHAHAHA, that’s right, after writing your thesis, you plan on global domination. Probably not, but we all know you’re perfectly capable of it.
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Which Classic Book Are You? |
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Lady Murasaki Shikibu’s The Tale of Genji. |
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Widely acknowledged as the world’s first novel, this astonishingly lovely book was written by a court lady in Heian Japan and offers a window into that formal, mannered world. Genji, a man of passionate impulses and a lover of beauty, is the favorite son of the Emperor, though his position at court is not entirely stable. He follows his wayward longings through moonlight-soaked gardens and jeweled pavilions, with mysterious women such as the Lady of the Orange Blossoms, the Akashi lady, and his own father’s Empress. |
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Next day Genji wrote a note to Tamakatsura in which he said: ‘How did you get on yesterday? Were you able to see the procession properly? I am sure that, if you were, you now take a very different view about my recent proposal…’ She was at first amused by the notion that a fleeting glimpse through the window of a palanquin could have altered her decision about serving at the Palace. But after a moment’s reflection she realized that this was precisely what had happened. How clever he always was at guessing what went on in other people’s heads! |
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The Tale of Genji |
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