Also, if someone will get me this t-shirt (http://store.xkcd.com/)-->

I promise I'll dress up like the Asian chick, leather and all...
dyed blue hair and pink integrated hearts not included.

Also, it'll have to wait until after boards.

my conclusion so far this week...
the thing with being human is, there are a lot more pretty bad diseases than there are of the days a person is actually a live

what i realized.. over the past week... :
1) the boards is one of the events in life where a bout of sarcasm and good humor will not aleviate the situation.
2) Lexus has great shocks. When I grow up, I'm going to get one just so I can drive over speed bumps with them. Take that po-po's.

what I realized today: I should have played a hellz of a lot harder in high school. Cuz after that, the wheels have never stopped stopped churning and I'm sure it's not gonna stop anytime soon. I guess all I have looking forwards to is the Golden Years.

today I realized: when in need of telling someone something difficult/awkward, sleep-deprivation to the point of absolute exhaustion is always the free alternative to alcohol to facilitate conversation. ("who cares if you're flabbergasted by what I said? I'm already feeling freakin miserable")

new

In realization that for the next month and a half, I will be doing nothing but studying, eating, running, and sleeping. I've decided that I will start listing (almost) everyday something I learned that day that is not related to medicine - unless the medicinal fact is so interesting that it excites me.

Today, I realized that - it is exceedingly hard to pee and blow your nose at the same time without an accident either above or below the waist.

mid-exam procrastination

Someone said a while ago that 20-25 is the time where the largest change in maturity happens. I thought those rocky teenage years were going to be the bulk of the stumbling in my life - like those damned psychologists kept telling us - but I guess I've got a few more years a-coming. And good gracious I know I need the maturing up.

Someone also remarked, about a year ago, "I woke up one day, and realized that I didn't want to be tired any more." He's a few years ahead of me and as of this Thursday last, he offically graduated from med school with his MD/PhD. Yea, I guess it is tiring to be constantly struggling in tests thrown at you meant to stimulate important skills for reality- but not actually living in that reality. Reality is so far away.

I wonder which quote will catch up with me first. I think I like the former.